As traffic restrictions have been eased, the grounds near the mela ghats have now become a meeting point for cars and other vehicles from different states as many people are driving straight to the ...

The Maha Kumbh 2025 culminated on Wednesday but a large number of pilgrims continued to throng the Sangam here, including many who missed taking the holy dip during the 45-day grand event.

CM Adityanath had earlier announced that those who could not visit the Maha Kumbh for a holy dip would receive Sangam water at their doorstep, the government said in a statement.

Prayagraj, Feb 27 (PTI) In line with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s announcement, the Fire and Emergency Services Department has launched a unique initiative to distribute Sangam water across all 75 ...

We rounded up a few such innovations that stood out at this year's Maha Kumbh. 1. Missed Maha Kumbh? Fret not get the Prasad and Sangam jal at home Even though nearly 400 million people attended the ...

Chimes of cymbals, holy chants and kaleidoscopic colours of India fused into each other at the Triveni Sangam on Wednesday as millions of pilgrims from various parts of the country and abroad ...

Reliance Industries board member and Mukesh Ambani's daughter, Isha Ambani, and husband, Anand Piramal, were spotted at the Triveni Sangam taking a holy dip on the second last day of Maha Kumbh ...

The 45-day spiritual Maha Kumbh which commenced on January 13 is witnessing a record gathering of devotees taking dip at the Sangam -- the confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna and the mythical Saraswati ...

One of these reports mentions that a screengrab from one such video shows “a woman oblivious to the fact that she is being filmed bathing in the Sangam while her body is being zoomed in on by ...

Referring to a Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) report submitted to NGT about the faecal concentration in the Sangam waters, making it unfit for drinking or bathing, the CM said ...

The government agency reported faecal coliform levels in the Ganga at 11,000 MPN/100ml near Shastri Bridge and 7,900 MPN/100ml at Sangam—both far exceeding the safe limit. The CPCB reported faecal ...