 Agencies
MAHAKUMBH, Dec 23: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on Monday, said that the preparations for Mahakumbh are progressing at a rapid pace, with seamless coordination between the Central and State Governments and various departments.
Speaking to journalists after reviewing the preparations for Mahakumbh 2025 in Prayagraj, he emphasized the extensive efforts being made, stating, "Every institution is actively engaged to ensure the success of this grand event."
CM Yogi remarked that Mahakumbh is not merely a religious festival, but also an exceptional opportunity for Prayagraj to showcase its outstanding hospitality. He urged the people of Prayagraj to collaborate in making this event a resounding success and elevate the city's global reputation. The Chief Minister shared that preparations for the monumental "Sanatan Gaurav Mahakumbh" are well underway. "So far, land has been allocated to over 20,000 saints and institutions through a comprehensive registration process. This includes allotments to all 13 Akharas, Dandiwada, Acharyawada, Prayagwal Sabha, Khak Chowk, and others. Efforts are ongoing to complete the allocation process for remaining and newly registered institutions by January 5", he informed.
The Chief Minister assured that the "double-engine government" is making adequate arrangements for land and other necessary facilities to ensure the success of this grand event.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath highlighted several key developments and ongoing preparations for Mahakumbh 2025 during his address.
He stated that the number of pontoon bridges for the event has increased from 22 to 30, marking a first for Mahakumbh. Of these, 20 have already been completed, with efforts underway to finish all 30 bridges by December 30.
Additionally, out of a planned 651 kilometers of checkered plates, 330 kilometers have already been laid, with work progressing swiftly to meet deadlines, he stated further. According to the Chief Minister, the installation of signages is also advancing rapidly, with 250 signages already placed in the fairgrounds and 661 signages installed across the city. Uttar Pradesh Jal Nigam is undertaking significant initiatives, focusing on a uninterrupted and clean flow of the Ganga, he remarked.
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