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The Mahakumbh 2025 started in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, on January 13. Millions of devotees from India and other countries are gathering to take a holy dip at the Triveni Sangam, where the rivers Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati meet. By 9:30 am on the first day, more than 60 lakh people had already taken a dip.
People from all over the world are visiting this grand event. Francisco, a devotee from Brazil, said, “India is the spiritual heart of the world. The water is cold, but my heart feels warm.” A devotee from Spain said he felt lucky to experience the holy dip, while visitors from South Africa praised the cleanliness and friendly atmosphere.
#WATCH | Prayagraj | A Brazilian devotee at #MahaKumbh2025, Fransisco says, "I practice Yoga and I am searching for Moksha. It's amazing here, India is the spiritual heart of the world... Water is cold but the heart is filled with warmth." pic.twitter.com/as1oBQXmGl
— ANI (@ANI) January 12, 2025
This year’s Kumbh Mela is special because of a rare celestial event that happens only once in 144 years. Spread over 4,000 hectares, the event will continue for 45 days, with more than 40 crore people expected to attend.
The Uttar Pradesh government has spent Rs 7,000 crore on the arrangements. The event is also boosting the local economy, with businesses in food, drinks, and religious items expected to earn up to Rs 2 lakh crore.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath called the Mahakumbh the “world’s largest temporary city,” with arrangements to host 50 lakh to one crore people at any time.
Despite the cold weather, the atmosphere is full of devotion and happiness. Visitors are impressed with the clean streets and well-organized facilities.
Mahakumbh 2025 is not just a religious event—it is a celebration of India’s rich culture and spirituality, drawing millions seeking peace and blessings.
