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Guruji Talim Ganpati

Manacha 3Verified
Budhwar Peth · Est. 1887

The third Manacha Ganpati — born from a talim tradition in 1887, before the sarvajanik festival itself, and a lasting symbol of Hindu–Muslim unity.

Est.
1887
Manacha
3
Mandals

At a glance

Type
Sarvajanik Ganesh mandal
Manacha rank
3
City
Pune
Address
184 Laxmi Rd, Tulshibaug, Budhwar Peth, Pune 411002
Festival
Pune Ganeshotsav
Status
Verified on Naad

Story

Guruji Talim predates even Tilak’s sarvajanik movement. Established in 1887 by two Hindu and two Muslim families — the households of Bhiku Pandurang Shinde and Ustad Nalband — it takes its name from the wrestling gymnasium where the celebration began. Third in the Manache sequence, this mandal reminds visitors that the festival was never only about idols; it was about communities choosing to come together in public. Its story of communal harmony is retold in Pune every September.

During the festival

Third Manacha stop. Known for disciplined processions and talim heritage. 2026 dekhava: Puri Jagannath temple replica; pranpratishtha by Punit Balan & Janhvi Dhariwal-Balan (post-aagman press).

Visit

On Laxmi Road corridor — combine with Tulshibaug and Dagdusheth in one walk.

Janmashtami programmes precede Ganeshotsav; the mandal stays active year-round.

184 Laxmi Rd, Tulshibaug, Budhwar Peth, Pune 411002

Guruji Talim Ganpati FAQ

What is Guruji Talim (Manacha 3)?
Guruji Talim is the third Manacha Ganpati, established in 1887. The name comes from a wrestling gymnasium (talim) run by a guru in the area. It is located in Laxmi Road area.
How do I include Guruji Talim in the Manache walk?
After visiting Kasba and Tambdi Jogeshwari, continue to Guruji Talim on foot. The Manache route is a 2–3 km walk through the old peths. Use the Google Maps route on the Manache Ganpati page.

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