Man Introduces 'Digital Photo Snan' At Maha Kumbh – Watch Viral Video
In a world where convenience meets tradition, a Prayagraj resident, Deepak Goyal, has gone viral for his unique service—offering a " digital photo snan " for those unable to physically take a dip at the sacred Sangam. For ₹1,100, Goyal claims to purify devotees remotely by immersing their printed photos in the holy waters.
Explaining his unconventional "startup," Goyal shared that devotees send their pictures via WhatsApp, which he then prints and dips within 24 hours of payment. His service has piqued curiosity, especially as concerns rise over the water quality in Prayagraj. The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) recently deemed the water unfit for bathing due to high levels of faecal coliform.
Social media remains divided—some hail Goyal as an innovative entrepreneur, while others accuse him of exploiting faith. One user humorously compared his service to China’s tech giant DeepSeek, dubbing it "DeepSnaan."
Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath reported that 62 crore devotees have already visited the Maha Kumbh , calling it "one of the rarest events of the century." Whether a smart hustle or a spiritual shortcut, Goyal's "digital snan" is certainly making waves.
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Explaining his unconventional "startup," Goyal shared that devotees send their pictures via WhatsApp, which he then prints and dips within 24 hours of payment. His service has piqued curiosity, especially as concerns rise over the water quality in Prayagraj. The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) recently deemed the water unfit for bathing due to high levels of faecal coliform.
Social media remains divided—some hail Goyal as an innovative entrepreneur, while others accuse him of exploiting faith. One user humorously compared his service to China’s tech giant DeepSeek, dubbing it "DeepSnaan."
Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath reported that 62 crore devotees have already visited the Maha Kumbh , calling it "one of the rarest events of the century." Whether a smart hustle or a spiritual shortcut, Goyal's "digital snan" is certainly making waves.
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