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Rudraksha Baba is popularly known for his unique adornment- a necklace comprising 108 strands of Rudraksha beads, totalling an impressive 11,000 beads. The beads together weigh about 30 kilograms.
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'Kaante Wale Baba', also known as Ramesh Kumar Manjhi, has become a major attraction at MahaKumbh. Lying on thorns, 'Kaante Wale Baba' amazes several devotees at Prayagraj.
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Bavander Baba is on a mission to promote Sanatan Dharma across the country and raised concerns regarding Hindus themselves disrespecting gods and goddesses.
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Ambassador Baba has won the hearts of many people online. Mahant Rajgiri Naga Baba hails from Madhya Pradesh's Indore and has been travelling in a vintage 1972 Ambassador car for 35 years. He always arrives at Kumbh Mela's location on his Ambassador, earning him the title of- Ambassador Baba.
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Environment Baba or Acharya Mahamandaleshwar Aruna Giri created quite a buzz in Kumbh Mela. In August 2016, Baba distributed 27 lakh plants from Vaishno Devi to Kanyakumari. Since then, he has advised his followers to plant two trees- one for final rites and one Peepal tree for oxygen.
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IITian baba-With a background in aerospace engineering from IIT Bombay, Baba Abhay Singh's path to spirituality was not a matter of decision, according to him an irresistible rujhaan (inclination), a pull that aligned him with the profound rhythms of devotion and service.
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Computer Baba- Known for his love of gadgets and technology, Das Tyagi, famously called Computer Baba, is a unique figure at the Kumbh Mela. His nickname, "Computer Baba," was given to him by a saint in Narsinghpur back in 1998, reflecting his fascination with all things tech. True to his name, he is often seen carrying a laptop and enjoys watching cartoons on it.