As many as 68 Hindu devotees from Pakistan's Sindh province arrived in Prayagraj for the Maha Kumbh, taking a holy dip at the Sangam and performing rituals for their ancestors.

A group of 68 Hindus from Pakistan's Sindh province arrived in Prayagraj to participate in the Maha Kumbh festival, drawn by its divinity seen on soci

The grand festival of Sanatan faith, Maha Kumbh, continues to draw devotees from every corner of the world to Prayagraj, where they take a sacred dip in the holy Sangam. So far, around 40 crore devotees have participated in this divine ritual during Maha Kumbh.

After his ritual bath, Modi expressed his gratitude, saying, "The 'snan', or the 'holy dip', at the 'sangam' is a moment of divine connection. May Maa Ganga bless all with peace, wisdom, good health, and harmony."

A 70-member delegation of Hindus from Pakistan visited the Maha Kumbh and expressed their appreciation for the Indian government's well-organized arrangements. The visitors, who traveled to take part in the sacred gathering,

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took holy dips in sacred river waters in the northern city of Prayagraj on Wednesday as he joined millions of people at the Maha Kumbh Mela, a week after dozens died in a stampede at the event.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday took a holy dip at the Triveni Sangam and said he felt "blessed to be at the Maha Kumbh" where he was "filled with a spirit of devotion"