Updated On: 26 September, 2018 05:50 PM IST | Mumbai | A Correspondent
The data shows that the maximum amount of nirmalya was 2.82 lakh kg collected from G-North (Dadar, Shivaji Park), followed by 1.92 lakh kg from K-West (Andheri West and Jogeshwari West) and 1.19 lakh kg from L-ward (Kurla)

There are 201 nirmalya kalashs placed around the city
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has collected 13 lakh kg of nirmalya (flowers and leaves offered to Ganpati) during the 13 days of Ganeshotsav. According to the civic body, 201 nirmalya kalashs had been set up, and 190 dumpers stationed at various locations to collect nirmalya.
The data shows that the maximum amount of nirmalya was 2.82 lakh kg collected from G-North (Dadar, Shivaji Park), followed by 1.92 lakh kg from K-West (Andheri West and Jogeshwari West) and 1.19 lakh kg from L-ward (Kurla).