Updated On: 22 August, 2020 12:15 PM IST | New Delhi | IANS
As Indians celebrate in private ceremonies at home, the platform witnessed a 6X increase in the sale of small Ganesh idols over last year.

A devotee offers prayers to an idol of elephant headed Hindu god Ganesha on the first day of the Ganesh Chaturthi festival, in Mumbai. Pic/ AFP
COVID-19 has caused travel restrictions and social distancing, but also a deeper appreciation for the environment among many. Celebrating festivals with enthusiasm and fervour at home, Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations are just the latest to have gone eco-friendly.
According to Snapdeal, shoppers are buying idols and other essentials for the festival. As Indians celebrate in private ceremonies at home, the platform witnessed a 6X increase in the sale of small Ganesh idols over last year.