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Wednesday, February 19, 2025

From ‘Rajasi’ and ‘Amrit Snan’ to ‘Shahi Snan’: Yogi government restores the sanctity of ancient traditions

“From ‘Rajasi’ and ‘Amrit Snan’ to ‘Shahi Snan’: Yogi government restores the sanctity of ancient traditions”, Opindia, January 13, 2025:

“On 13th January, the Mahakumbh 2025 commenced in the holy city of Prayagraj, marking a spiritual celebration for millions of Hindus worldwide. This festival stands as a testament to faith and the vitality of ancient traditions, with roots as old as time itself.

However, over the years, attempts to distort and dilute such sacred Hindu customs have been evident. One such attempt is the transformation of the once-proudly called “Rajasi” and “Amrit Snan” into the now-familiar but historically misplaced term “Shahi Snan.”

Since time immemorial, the act of a holy dip at the Kumbh has held immense spiritual significance. The tradition predates Islamic rule in India and has been a cornerstone of Sanatan Dharma for centuries. However, the term “Shahi Snan” has now replaced the original terminology, and questions have been raised from time to time about its origins…….”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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