Maha Kumbh festival
Agencies
Published
January 13, 2013








Millions of Hindu pilgrims are expected to take part in the large religious congregation of a period of over a month on the banks of Sangam during the Maha Kumbh festival in January 2013, which falls every 12th year. The ceremony consists of devotees bathe for purification and is the largest religious gathering in the world, with over 40 million people in 2001.
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Secular no more
Jan 13, 2013 10:11am
Thank you DAWN,I have often seen DAWN always publish news on INDIA.
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Rocky
Jan 13, 2013 05:24pm
Millions of mela attendees who worship equally diverse array of gods and goddesses, all march together in peace to take a dip in Ganges. This is true democracy in religion.
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Parikshit
Jan 14, 2013 07:29am
Awesome pics.. and good coverage of one of the world's largest congregation.
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sidharth
Jan 13, 2013 04:28pm
great pics
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anand
Jan 13, 2013 04:21pm
wrong statement, in 2011, 1 crore ppl gathering in allahbad ,search in google
how can a newz show wrong info
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Dr Shekhar
Jan 14, 2013 02:20am
I was born in Hyderabad- India and left India in 1982. Eversince, I've had friends of all faiths in the UK and thoroughly enjoyed my life so far. Pakistanis are like marmite--- either you like them/they like you or not. Dawn is the prime example of quality and impartial journalism ; which is in the same league of The Hindu, Indian Express and scores more. I strongly believe in a future where both India and Pakistan will have a symbiotic relationship to create a strong world beater. next gebnerations of both the nations are our hope. At the CWgames inNew Delhi, Pakistani contingent recieved the biggest applause. What more you need.
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kishore
Jan 14, 2013 01:35am
its a once in life time experience..even if u r non hindu u shd go to the site to see the enormity..and faith
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ch.Subba Rao
Jan 13, 2013 03:28pm
hat off dawn,really u cover all important event without any partiality,hence we follow dawn every day like our local newspaper
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