Kumbh Journal
What the authorities have announced, with the source and the day we checked it.
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Each Kumbh is run by its state government through a mela administration: a Mela Adhikari in Haridwar, authorities set up by law in Nashik and Prayagraj, and a cabinet committee and Mela Officer in Ujjain.
Read articleThe official Haridwar Kumbh website lists eleven bathing days for 2027. What that announcement covers, where sources differ on the Amrit Snans, and what is still to be announced.
Read articleThe Nashik–Trimbakeshwar Simhastha formally opens on 31 October 2026, but the main bathing days are almost a year later. What the opening means for pilgrims, and what it does not.
Read articleNew Shipra ghats, the Kanh river diversion, roads, a rail bypass and a command centre: what Madhya Pradesh says it is building for Simhastha 2028, and how far it has got.
Read articleBoth fall in early 2027 and share four bathing dates. How the yearly Magh Mela at Prayagraj differs from the Haridwar Kumbh, where each stands officially, and how to choose.
Read articleWhich official channels to follow for Haridwar 2027, Nashik 2027, Ujjain 2028 and the Prayagraj Magh Mela, where national alerts come from, and what to save on your phone and on paper before you go.
Read articleBefore you pay for travel or a room, check the proof behind any Kumbh date you are given. News about Kumbh plans often comes out long before the full list of bathing days, the route plan or the advice for visitors.
Read articleNews about Nashik Kumbh 2027 is coming out in stages. Read each update for what it really proves, so you do not mistake a project approval, a meeting record or an expected month for a final travel instruction.
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