Kumbh Mela by CSE Environment Photo Gallery ● portfotolio

CSE Environment Photo Gallery: Boatmen say there was a time when it was difficult to move the oars because of the presence of large number of migratory birds at the Kumbh. This year there were hardly any birds to be seen - Maha Kumb in Allahabad

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CSE Environment Photo Gallery: As the sun set, artificial lights hid much of the filth from sight, though not the stench - Maha Kumb in Allahabad

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CSE Environment Photo Gallery: he safai karamcharis on duty proved insufficient at the end of the day - Maha Kumb in Allahabad

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CSE Environment Photo Gallery: The safai karamcharis on duty proved insufficient at the end of the day - Maha Kumb in Allahabad

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CSE Environment Photo Gallery: The safai karamcharis on duty proved insufficient at the end of the day - Maha Kumb in Allahabad

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CSE Environment Photo Gallery: Sadhus and common people thronged the ghats throughout the day - Maha Kumb in Allahabad

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CSE Environment Photo Gallery: Not wishing to be left behind, residents of the host city also joined the crowds - Maha Kumb in Allahabad

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CSE Environment Photo Gallery: As many as 8.5 million people bathed at the Sangam in Allahabad on Makar Sankranti day on January 14, which marked the beginning of the 55 day Kumbh festival. Unofficial estimates put the number of devotees who offered prayers at the ghats at over 10 mill

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CSE Environment Photo Gallery: Awaiting another sunrise - Maha Kumb in Allahabad