Mahakumbh 2025 to Highlight India's Vibrant Cultural Heritage and Sanatan Traditions, Says Jaiveer Singh
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New Delhi, Dec 5 (NationPress) Uttar Pradesh's Tourism and Culture Minister Jaiveer Singh shared his optimism that the Mahakumbh 2025 will serve as a crucial platform to present India’s rich cultural heritage and Sanatan traditions to the world.
While discussing the ongoing preparations, he stated to IANS, "The arrangements for Mahakumbh are moving ahead at full pace. We are dedicated to accommodating all devotees, regardless of their origin—whether they are from various states in India or from abroad. Our goal is to provide them with unparalleled arrangements that blend grandeur, divinity, and cultural richness.
"This magnificent festival will emphasize India’s eternal values and ideals while promoting spiritual and cultural unity," he further remarked.
He highlighted the joint efforts between the state and Central governments, asserting, "We are entirely devoted to ensuring that this event reflects both grandeur and spiritual essence, showcasing the finest of Indian culture and traditions.
Minister Singh elaborated on the government’s strategic plan, noting that responsibilities have been assigned to various state ministers to encourage participation from both India and around the world.
He mentioned, "Our delegation has visited Arunachal Pradesh to motivate involvement. Recently, we hosted an important event at the Ashoka Hotel in Delhi, which saw attendance from over 50 diplomats and representatives from various nations, including the Union Minister for Tourism and Culture. Through these connections, we have extended invitations to individuals globally to partake in this extraordinary spiritual and cultural festival.
The Mahakumbh is regarded as the world’s largest spiritual and cultural congregation.
The Maha Kumbh Mela of 2025 is scheduled to take place in Prayagraj from January 13 to February 26. It represents the world’s largest public assembly and collective act of faith, drawing ascetics, saints, seers, and pilgrims from every background.
The Kumbh Mela, in the context of Hinduism, is a religious pilgrimage celebrated four times over a span of 12 years.
