“Maha Kumbh is MahaYagya of Unity,” says PM Modi
PM Modi Inaugurates Rs 5500 Crore Development Projects in Prayagraj, Focuses on Mahakumbh 2025 Preparations
GG News Bureau
Prayagraj, 13th Dec. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday inaugurated and launched a series of development projects worth approximately Rs 5500 crore at Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. During his visit, the Prime Minister also focused on preparations for the upcoming Mahakumbh Mela in 2025, addressing a gathering of devotees and dignitaries.
While paying homage to the holy city of Prayagraj, which holds immense spiritual significance, Modi referred to the Mahakumbh as a “MahaYagya of unity,” emphasizing the power of the event in bringing together millions of people in devotion and harmony. He highlighted the unique cultural and spiritual importance of Prayagraj, describing it as “not just a geographical location but a place to experience spirituality.”
In his address, Modi expressed gratitude toward the hard-working employees, shramiks, and safai karmacharis who have contributed to the successful organization of the Mahakumbh. “A new history is being written on the land of Prayagraj,” he declared, highlighting the unparalleled scale of the Mahakumbh Mela, which welcomes lakhs of devotees daily.
The Prime Minister underlined that the Mahakumbh represents more than just a religious gathering; it embodies India’s core values of unity and collective spirit. “Kumbh is the name of the inner consciousness of man,” said Modi, stressing how the event transcends caste and sect, creating a shared sense of belonging among participants. “Maha Kumbh is a MahaYagya of unity,” he reiterated, emphasizing the unification of people from diverse backgrounds.
In addition to the development projects, Modi launched the Kumbh Sah’AI’yak chatbot, an innovative initiative to assist pilgrims during the Mahakumbh. This AI-powered tool, capable of communicating in 11 Indian languages, aims to enhance the experience for devotees, ensuring seamless access to information.
The Prime Minister also touched upon the government’s focus on enhancing infrastructure and connectivity around Prayagraj. He assured that special emphasis is being placed on improving travel facilities for pilgrims, with better links to major cities such as Ayodhya, Varanasi, Raebareli, and Lucknow. These measures, according to Modi, reflect the government’s commitment to providing a smooth and accessible experience for visitors.
Highlighting the economic impact of the Kumbh Mela, Modi pointed out that the event not only strengthens India’s spiritual identity but also boosts the local economy. With millions of pilgrims visiting the city, the Kumbh Mela creates employment opportunities for thousands of people, ranging from boatmen to shopkeepers, thus contributing to the region’s economic development.
Modi also stressed the importance of cleanliness and sanitation, praising the Namami Gange program for ensuring the environmental sustainability of the event. He acknowledged the efforts of sanitation workers and announced that over 15,000 workers would be deployed to maintain cleanliness during the Mela.
Furthermore, the Prime Minister emphasized the technological advancements that will shape the upcoming Maha Kumbh, citing the growing role of smartphones and the availability of user-friendly apps. With the launch of the Kumbh Sah’AI’yak chatbot, the Prime Minister highlighted how technology will play a key role in enhancing the experience for pilgrims and enabling greater participation.
As the preparations for Mahakumbh 2025 intensify, Prime Minister Modi expressed his belief that the spiritual energy and unity generated by the event would further strengthen the nation’s resolve towards development and national progress. He extended his warm wishes for a successful and transformative Maha Kumbh, welcoming pilgrims to the sacred city of Prayagraj.
The ceremony was attended by several dignitaries, including Uttar Pradesh Governor Smt. Anandiben Patel, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, and Deputy Chief Ministers Keshav Prasad Maurya and Brajesh Pathak.
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