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EvergreenChecked on Wed 15 Jul 2026

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Corrections log

Every correction we have made to a fact on this guide, newest first.

  1. Haridwar, Dev Doli (Mon 15 Mar 2027)

    The tithi now reads Phalguna Shukla Saptami, from the Tirth panchang. The page had shown a working note instead of the tithi.

  2. Prayagraj, Mahashivratri (Sat 6 Mar 2027)

    The tithi now reads Phalguna Krishna Trayodashi at sunrise. The calendar had shown the festival name in the tithi column.

  3. Nashik and Trimbakeshwar, closing day

    The Kumbh Mela Authority's plan gives Saturday 29 July 2028 for Nashik and Monday 24 July 2028 for Trimbakeshwar. We had given only the Nashik date.

  4. Nashik, official channels

    We removed an X account we could not verify and now point to the Simhastha section of the Divisional Commissioner's website and its X account, @divcomnashik.

  5. Fares and prices, every page

    We removed all fares, fees and prices. They change often and we could not keep them right; each page now says where to check the current figure.

  6. Haridwar 2027 bathing days

    The official Haridwar Kumbh website lists eleven bathing days and four Amrit Snans, including Dev Doli on 15 March 2027. Our pages had followed an April 2026 report of ten days and three Amrit Snans.

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  1. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 · India Code, Government of India ·
  2. Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 and Enforcement Timeline · Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India ·

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