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Magha Purnima is a significant spiritual celebration in Hinduism, marking the end of the auspicious Magha month. Good deeds and a holy dip in sacred rivers are believed to cleanse sins and bestow blessings on this day. With Maha Kumbh being hosted at the Triveni Sangam, it has attracted millions of pilgrims for a holy dip. Even personalities like PM Modi, the Ambanis and many public figures have visited the holy site. Devotees observe fasts and believe that taking this holy dip can wash away their sins.
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Devotees and visitors thronged railway stations and trains to visit the Maha Kumbh on the auspicious day of the full moon for Magh Purnima. (Image: PTI)
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The rush was seen on the eve on Tuesday with over-crowded transport as nearly 73 lakh people are expected to take a snan at the Maghi Purnima. (Image: PTI)
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With a hurried rush at railway platforms, people were also seen entering through windows to cut the crowd. (Image: PTI)
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Traffic conditions are reportedly better managed in the city anticipating an overwhelming crowd for the snan. (Image: PTI)
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On the eve of the Maghi Purnima, Anant Ambani with father, Mukesh Ambani were also seen taking a dip in the Triveni Sangam. They were accompanied by their entire immediate family. (Image: PTI)
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‘Kalpavas’ is an age-old practice rooted in Hindu tradition. The word ‘Kalpa’ means long period while ‘Vas’ means living. This period is usually the Hindu calendar month of ‘Magha’ The kalpavas will come to an end after the Purnima and kalpvasis will soon vacate the Maha Kumbh. (Image: PTI)
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Coming to an end on February 26, the Maha Kumbh has a million devotees to look back on. Held on the holy Triveni Sangam it wraps up on the day of Mahashivratri. (Image: PTI)
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