My Inclusive Thoughts

Courtesy: oldindianphotos.in The largest human gathering in the world, where pilgrims from across the seven seas visit this holy site to wash away their karmas—many without even knowing how they accumulated them. According to history, the sites of the Kumbh are the four sacred points where drops of Amrit fell, believed to cleanse all sins accumulated through human existence. Originally, it might have been a gathering of monks on their eternal journey to the Supreme. But over time, it gained momentum, and people began to see it as a path or gateway to absolve their sins. At the Kumbh, there is no class, creed, or religion—anyone who believes in the Supreme can take a dip, seeking to cleanse themselves of the unknown sins they may have accumulated in this life or a past one. Courtesy: kumbhcampindia.com A new trend is emerging, one that might be overwhelming for the Indian population. The Kumbh is no longer just a sacred dip for salvation—it has become a PR stunt, a TRP-driven specta...