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Home / India / 118 Member Foreign Delegation To Visit Maha Kumbh On Saturday

118-member foreign delegation to visit Maha Kumbh on Saturday 

The Ministry of External Affairs has made the arrangements
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 10:48 PM Jan 31, 2025 IST
Devotees take bath in the Ganga during the Maha Kumbh Mela at Sangam area, in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, Friday, Jan. 31, 2025. (PTI Photo)

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A 118-member foreign delegation will visit the Maha Kumbh site in Prayagraj on Saturday.

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Official sources said the delegation would include Heads of Mission (HoMs), spouses of HoMs, and diplomats from 77 countries.

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The Ministry of External Affairs has made the arrangements.

The diplomats, including those from Russia and Ukraine, were scheduled to take a holy dip in the Sangam, visit Akshayvat and Bade Hanuman Temple and have an experience of the Digital Maha Kumbh Centre.

However, Ukraine’s Ambassador to India Oleksandr Polishchuk, would not participate in the Maha Kumbh alongside his Russian counterpart to oppose “aggression” by Moscow against Kyiv, the Ukrainian Embassy said.

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