The Naga sadhus are emblematic of Maha Kumbh - matted dreadlocks, bodies smeared in ash, and clutching tridents, swords, and ...

Thousands of devotees jostle behind bamboo fences to get a glimpse of the grand procession of the naked, ash-smeared and ...

The Mahila Naga Sadhvis, or female ascetics, live austere lives devoted to meditation, yoga, and chanting. Wearing unstitched saffron fabric called 'Ganti,' they are known for their tilak-marked ...

Discover the fascinating world of Naga Sadhus – fearless ascetics, spiritual warriors, and mystics who renounce worldly ...

Naga sadhus, traditionally from privileged castes, welcomed Dalits and tribals during this Maha Kumbh. Over 20% of newly ...

Maha Kumbh Mela 2025 will be held in Prayagraj, attracting millions of devotees seeking blessings and spiritual enlightenment, including female Naga Sadhus One of the largest religious gatherings ...

Their dual identity as ascetics and warriors has shaped their role in protecting Hinduism for centuries. Naga Sadhus are the ancient ascetics whose spiritual practices have been held in great ...

Hinduism places great importance on Naga Sadhus, who are frequently seen as ascetics who have given up the material world. The less well-known group of female Naga Sadhus, or Naga Sadhvis ...