Simhastha 2028 Global Clarions: British MPs, International Organizations, and Leaders Make Major Appeal to the Government of India and the Government of Madhya Pradesh Calls for a ‘Single-Point Help Desk’, Special Connectivity, and a Dedicated Shahi Snan Ghat for the NRI Community at Simhastha

Deputy High Commissioner of India to the London, United Kingdom, Kartik Pande, Assures Appropriate Action

Simhastha 2028 Global Clarions: British MPs, International Organizations, and Leaders Make Major Appeal to the Government of India and the Government of Madhya Pradesh Calls for a 'Single-Point Help Desk', Special Connectivity, and a Dedicated Shahi Snan Ghat for the NRI Community at Simhastha

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Simhastha 2028 Global Clarions: British MPs, International Organizations, and Leaders Make Major Appeal to the Government of India and the Government of Madhya Pradesh Calls for a ‘Single-Point Help Desk’, Special Connectivity, and a Dedicated Shahi Snan Ghat for the NRI Community at Simhastha

Deputy High Commissioner of India to the London, United Kingdom, Kartik Pande, Assures Appropriate Action

By Sarman Nagele : London

Regarding the upcoming Simhastha Mahakumbh, scheduled to be held in 2028 in Ujjain, the heartland of India, Madhya Pradesh, the non-resident Indian (NRI) community has shared crucial recommendations and requests with the Government of India and the Government of Madhya Pradesh. in an exclusive and unified conversation with Senior Journalist, Founder Editor of MPPOST, and Consulting Editor of the English daily news paper The Pioneer, Sarman Nagele, who is currently visiting London from India, and a influential group of global leaders made a collective appeal.

This prominent group included: Lord Rami Ranger and Lord Uday Nagaraju, Members of the House of Lords, UK Parliament Navendu Mishra, Member of Parliament, UK, Virendra Sharma, Former Member of Parliament, UK, Rajesh Agrawal, Chief Patron & Founder of Friends of MP, and Former Deputy Mayor of London, Rohit Dixit, Founder of Friends of MP Madhuresh Mishra (President), Rahul Subramanian (General Secretary), and Vinay Pujari (National Media Coordinator) of the ‘Friends of India Society International UK’ (FISI UK) Manoj Mishra (London Councillor), Councillor Aryan A. (Former Deputy Mayor of London), and Smt. Anjana Patel (Former Mayor of London) Ashwani Shrivastava General Secretary – Uttar Pradesh Community association (UPCA UK) and Founder and President of Bharatiya in UK (BIUK) in South West England.

Saurabh Jain, Executive Body Member of the GMAA ( Global Alumni Association ) of MANIT, Bhopal and Volunteer of FOMP (Friends of MP) , Ram Chandra Saha Director Vivekananda Human Centre London, Tarun Ghulati Chairman stjwc, Hirdesh Gupta co founder IDUK, Pravin G Patel, Along with various councillors, policy experts, the Director of the Indian National Students Association (INSA-UK), social workers, devotees, senior leaders, and thinkers from India and across the world. Special Expectations of the Global Diaspora There is immense enthusiasm among the diaspora and devotees associated with Friends of MP across various countries regarding the Simhastha Mahakumbh 2028 in Ujjain. To facilitate their spiritual journey, the NRI community has shared certain expectations with the Central and State governments. They noted that if arrangements such as a ‘Single-Point Help Desk’ for the NRI community, Special Connectivity, and a Dedicated Shahi Snan Ghat are established, a massive number of faithful devotees will flock to the holy city of Ujjain. Furthermore, such streamlined arrangements would allow the younger generation to connect with this great festival of faith, ensure seamless Darshan of Lord Mahakal for global spiritual tourists, and send a profound message of inclusivity across the world.

Leveraging the Global Indian Network Offering his suggestions to India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, Lord Rami Ranger emphasized that there are nearly 40 million NRIs settled worldwide. He stated that the global diaspora must be actively educated about India’s Sanatan traditions and the monumental significance of the Simhastha Mahakumbh. He recommended that Indian High Commissions across the globe display notices and provide official information packs dedicated to the upcoming mega-event.

 

 

Official Diplomatic Response When these key demands of the NRI community were placed before the Deputy High Commissioner of India to the UK in London, Kartik Pande, he responded by highlighting past precedents. He mentioned that India’s Ministry of External Affairs had successfully extended extensive facilitation during the Prayagraj Kumbh Mela. Terming the ideas as highly constructive, he assured that once the High Commission of India receives a formal memorandum on this matter, it will certainly take appropriate action to move it forward.

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The Friends of MP UK Chapter and FISI UK have plans for the Simhastha Mahakumbh, which include raising awareness among devotees in the UK and London about this mega spiritual gathering. FOMP UK proposes to work alongside the High Commission of India in London and its missions, together with the Government of Madhya Pradesh, to act as a trusted first point of contact for overseas devotees.

Lakhs of non-resident Indians from Madhya Pradesh settled abroad are eager to leverage the Simhastha Mahakumbh to give MP a distinct international identity, propel it to new heights, and accelerate its overall growth.

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