THRISSUR: A stop memo issued by the Thirunavaya village officer has triggered a standoff over the proposed ‘Kumbh Mela’ on the banks of the Bharathapuzha, with the organisers asserting that the event ...

The 44-day Magh Mela 2026 has officially begun at the sacred Sangam in Prayagraj, which will conclude on February 15, 2026. This event will be a 44-day-long spiritual gathering, and offer devotees a ...

After the iconic Maha Kumbh witnessed last year, Prayagraj is once again turning into a sea of devotion. As chants echo along the riverbanks and saffron-clad pilgrims return to the Sangam, the arrival ...

Prayagraj: The banks of the Ganga are all set to witness the celebration of unity, equality and harmony at Magh mela 2026, which commences from Jan 3 with Paush Purnima Snan.With seers, pilgrims and ...

Every year, millions of devotees travel to Prayagraj to take part in the Magh Mela, one of Hinduism’s most popular and spiritual gatherings. Held on the banks of the sacred Triveni Sangam, where the ...

One of the biggest religious celebrations in India is the Magh Mela, which takes place every year on the holy site of Prayagraj. The Paush Purnima bath marks the start of the fair, which ends on ...

Nashik: For the Nashik–Trimbakeshwar Simhastha Kumbh Mela 2027, the Kumbh Mela Authority had organised a logo (emblem design) competition. The deadline for submission of entries was 20 December 2025.

The 2026 edition of Uttar Pradesh’s largest annual religious congregation—Magh Mela—will feature two large thematic parks for pilgrims and tourists, marking a first for the fair. Map showing the ...

Public anger erupted in Nashik’s Tapovan after notices suggested about 1,700 trees could be cleared for a Sadhu Gram before the 2026–27 Kumbh Mela. This prompted large protests by residents, NGOs and ...

Devotees and pilgrims are gearing up for one of India’s most spiritual gatherings as the 2026 edition of Magh Mela is set to begin on Saturday, January 3, 2026, at the sacred Triveni Sangam in ...

Four-day event at GKVK ends with major awards, farmer discussions and 750 stalls; ministers hail mela as a ‘festival of science’ enabling farmers to access new technologies and expert guidance.