Maha Kumbh 2025: President Droupadi Murmu to Take Holy Dip In Triveni Sangam on Feb 10
The Maha Kumbh Mela 2025 in Prayagraj is set to witness a historic moment as President Droupadi Murmu plans to take a holy dip at the sacred Triveni Sangam on February 10. This visit by the President isn’t just ceremonial but carries profound spiritual and cultural significance, emphasizing the importance of one of the largest religious gatherings on Earth.
Upon her arrival, President Murmu will commence her day at the Sangam Nose, the point where the rivers Ganga, Yamuna, and the mythical Saraswati converge. Here, she will partake in a ceremonial dip, echoing a tradition that signifies the deep-rooted faith in Sanatan Dharma. Following this, she will perform Pooja at the Sangam Ghat, engaging in prayers that resonate with millions of devotees.
The President’s itinerary includes visiting sacred landmarks like the Bade Hanuman Temple and Akshayvat, both pivotal in Hindu mythology. The Akshayvat tree, seen as a symbol of immortality, holds a special place in Sanatan culture, and its mention in ancient scriptures adds layers of historical depth to her visit.
Accompanied by Uttar Pradesh’s Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, President Murmu’s schedule also includes a visit to the Digital Mahakumbh Experience Centre. This modern initiative, supported by both CM Yogi and PM Narendra Modi, aims to blend spirituality with technology, offering devotees an immersive digital experience of the Maha Kumbh’s grandeur.
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Security measures are being heightened across Prayagraj to ensure a safe and smooth visit for the President. This visit not only underscores the religious significance of the Maha Kumbh but also highlights India’s capability to integrate traditional events with contemporary technology, fostering a global interest in its cultural heritage.
As the day concludes, President Murmu will depart for New Delhi, leaving behind a legacy of spiritual engagement and cultural celebration at the Maha Kumbh Mela. Her participation follows in the footsteps of India’s first President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, who also embraced the spiritual essence of this grand festival, further cementing the event’s place in national history.
This visit by President Murmu will undoubtedly enhance the spiritual, cultural, and religious significance of the Maha Kumbh, attracting even more devotees and international attention to this magnificent confluence of faith and festivity.
