Digital Mahakumbh AI cameras to help reunite lost devotees at Mahakumbh, Facebook and X to assist
Digital Mahakumbh AI cameras to help reunite lost devotees at Mahakumbh, Facebook and X to assist
Digital Mahakumbh 2025
Digital Mahakumbh: ‘Khoya Paaya Kendra’ set to go live on December 1, simplifying lost-and-found processes
328 AI cameras to monitor Mahakumbh 24/7 under CM Yogi’s leadership
Successful testing of AI cameras conducted at four key locations in fair area
Prayagraj, November 21
In a bid to ensure the safety and convenience of an estimated 45 crore devotees, the Yogi Adityanath government is revolutionizing preparations for the upcoming Digital Mahakumbh. For the first time, the grand event is being digitized on such a large scale, leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) and social media platforms to enhance management and security.
AI-powered cameras are being installed throughout the Kumbh site to monitor the massive crowd and ensure 24/7 surveillance. These state-of-the-art cameras will not only bolster security but also assist in reuniting individuals who may get separated during the event.
In addition, popular social media platforms like Facebook and X will provide immediate assistance in locating lost relatives, streamlining the process of reuniting families amidst the sea of pilgrims.
Digital Mahakumbh will help the lost and found center
This time, visitors from across the country and abroad attending the Digital Mahakumbh 2025 won’t have to worry about losing their loved ones in the crowd. The Mela administration has devised an extensive plan to address this concern. A digital ‘khoya paaya kendra’ (lost-and-found center) will go live from December 1, utilizing advanced technology to reunite separated individuals quickly and efficiently.
The entire fair area is being equipped with 328 AI-enabled cameras, which have already been tested at four key locations. These cameras will monitor the crowd 24/7 and assist in locating lost individuals. Under the directives of the Yogi government, the large-scale installation of these cameras is in its final stages.
Now no one will be able to get separated in Mahakumbh, technology will work in the blink of an eye
The digital lost-and-found centers will immediately register every missing person’s details digitally. Once registered, the AI-powered cameras will begin searching for the individual. Additionally, information about missing persons will be shared on social media platforms like Facebook and X (formerly Twitter), making it easier to locate them quickly.
Face recognition technology will be used at the Digital Mahakumbh to identify individuals who get separated from their loved ones. This advanced system will work instantly, capturing photographs and identifying individuals among the estimated 45 crore attendees.
Anyone separated from their family at the fair will be taken care of under a safe, organized, and responsible system. Strict measures will be in place to ensure that no adult can take custody of a child or woman without verifying their identity and relationship. This initiative aims to provide a secure and efficient way to reunite families while ensuring the safety of every individual at the event
