Opinion by: Shubham Kukrety, co-founder and CEO at QuoteIt
Strange sights were seen as India recently concluded MahaKumbh, a Hindu congregation that occurs once every 144 years.
Every day, a man took dips at Sangam — the triple confluence of rivers Ganga, Yamuna and Sarasvati — with several passport-sized photographs offering “Digital Snan,” symbolizing digital nectar baths. A nine-acre camp offered people a glimpse of the Hindu religion since the beginning of time. Several families…
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