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Maha Kumbh 2025: Global Media Reports Record-Breaking Pilgrims, Rituals, And Challenges In Prayagraj

Maha Kumbh 2025 in Prayagraj drew global media attention for its unparalleled scale, rituals, and challenges. Over 65 crore devotees attended, surpassing the U.S. population, as reported by The Wall Street Journal. International outlets highlighted the grand Naga Sadhu processions, digital advancements, and the tragic stampedes. Despite the incidents, millions participated in the sacred baths at Triveni Sangam. AFP, Reuters, CNN, and The New York Times captured the festival’s essence, marking it as the world’s largest religious gathering. Cleanup efforts now begin as the 45-day mega event concludes. #MahaKumbh2025 #KumbhMela #Prayagraj #India #Spirituality #Pilgrimage #ReligiousGathering #SacredRituals #NagaSadhus #HolyDip #TriveniSangam #GangaYamunaSaraswati #HinduFestival #LargestGathering #KumbhSnan #GlobalMedia #DigitalMahaKumbh #IndianCulture #Faith #TempleFestival Also Read Prayagraj Traffic Update: No-Vehicle Zone Declared From 6 PM For Mahashivratri :: https://www.oneindia.com/india/prayagraj-traffic-update-no-vehicle-zone-declared-from-6-pm-for-mahashivratri-4080141.html?ref=DMDesc Raveena Tandon, Daughter Rasha Seen With Katrina Kaif Enjoying Bhajan At Mahakumbh In Prayagraj | WATCH :: https://www.oneindia.com/india/raveena-tandon-daughter-rasha-seen-with-katrina-kaif-enjoying-bhajan-at-mahakumbh-in-prayagraj-wa-4079839.html?ref=DMDesc Prayagraj Residents Urge Mahakumbh Pilgrims To Stop Visiting Town: 'For The Love Of God, Don't Come' :: https://www.oneindia.com/india/prayagraj-residents-urge-mahakumbh-pilgrims-to-stop-visiting-for-the-love-of-god-dont-come-4079373.html?ref=DMDesc ~HT.318~GR.125~

Rangbhari Ekadashi: Devotees Gather, Grand Sight Outside Kashi Vishwanath Mandir| Oneindia Exclusive

Rangbhari Ekadashi: A grand spectacle was witnessed in Kashi (Kashi Vishwanath Mandir) on the occasion of Rangbhari Ekadashi. A magnificent Rath Yatra was organized, attracting a massive crowd of devotees eager to witness the celebration. #RangbhariEkadashi #Holi2025 #KashiVishwanathMandir #RangbhariEkadashi #Holi2025 #KashiVishwanath #Varanasi #SpiritualJourney #HoliInKashi #Banaras #RathYatra #TempleFestival #Devotees #HinduFestivals #SacredIndia #OneindiaExclusive #FestiveVibes #IndianTradition ~PR.152~ED.346~HT.336~GR.124~

Varanasi Travel Experience | Exploring Varanasi's Rich Culture and Heritage

Varanasi Travel Experience | Exploring Varanasi's Rich Culture and Heritage Varanasi Travel Experience takes you through the cultural and spiritual essence of India's oldest city. Oneindia's Pankaj Mishra and Keshav Karna explore Varanasi, where history and tradition meet. During Holi, they meet travelers from Germany and England who express their love for Varanasi and their desire to return. Witness the vibrant celebrations and timeless heritage that make Varanasi a global attraction. #Varanasi #VaranasiDiaries #SpiritualJourney #IncredibleIndia #Holi2025 #TravelIndia #ExploreVaranasi #VaranasiGhat #IndianCulture #HeritageTravel #BackpackingIndia #FestivalsOfIndia #HolyCity #GangaAarti #OneindiaTravel ~PR.274~ED.100~HT.336~

Banaras Lit Fest 2025: Artists Bring Spirit of Kashi to Life on Canvas| Visual Journey with Oneindia

Step into the vibrant world of Banaras Lit Fest 2025, where artists and painters capture the essence of Kashi on canvas. From traditional depictions of the ghats to modern interpretations of Banaras’ timeless spirit, these artists dominated the festival with their mesmerizing artworks. Watch as they bring the city’s rich heritage, culture, and emotions to life through their paintings #BanarasLitFest #BLF2025 #BanarasArt #IndianArtists #KashiOnCanvas #BanarasCulture #ArtFestival #PaintingBanaras #Varanasi #IndianHeritage ~HT.318~PR.282~PR.274~ED.100~GR.124~

Women's Day 2025: How Varanasi’s Rita Tiwari is Empowering Women Through Self-Employment | OneIndia

Women's Day 2025: In Varanasi, women are finding new employment opportunities through products made from cow dung and cow urine. This initiative has enabled women to earn a steady income from home. Due to the growing popularity of cow dung and cow urine-based products, employment in this sector is also increasing. Rita Tiwari from Varanasi started this movement and has since helped numerous women become self-reliant. She began this work in 2005, initially making cow dung diyas (lamps) and incense sticks. Over time, she also received formal training in the field. #WomensDay2025 #EmploymentFromCowDungInVaranasi #OneIndia #WomenInLeadership #BreakingBarriers #Resilience #CareerGrowth #Entrepreneurship ~PR.152~ED.194~HT.336~