Free tool for Nashik Simhastha 2027
A card around the neck for everyone in the family.
Lost-and-found volunteers at a Kumbh ask for a phone number first. A child cannot recite one and an elder may not remember it. This card carries the family's numbers, where you are staying and the meeting point you agreed, with the request to help written in English, Hindi and Marathi. Print four on one A4 sheet, cut, and hang one on each person.
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If someone is lost: the first ten minutes
From our Nashik Kumbh 2027 family safety guide, also in Hindi and Marathi.
- Go to the meeting point and wait. Send one person, not everyone, to the nearest police lost-and-found post (khoya-paya kendra). Every ghat sector has one and the public address system announces names.
- Call 112 for police. For a lost child, 1098 (Childline). For a lost elder, 14567 (Elder Line). For a woman in trouble, 1091. For a medical emergency, 108.
- Give the post the photograph you took that morning, the person's name, age, language, and what they were wearing.
The three Amrit Snan days: 2 August 2027, 31 August 2027, 11 September 2027. These are the crowds the card is for. The everyday emergency card is the wallet version for the rest of the year.