Ujjain Mahakumbh 2028 is expected to host nearly 12 crore pilgrims, creating extreme crowd density, frequent network congestion, and high risk of family members getting separated or facing emergencies in unfamiliar locations. Present systems for information, navigation, and safety are fragmented: pilgrims rely on word-of-mouth guidance, physical signboards, or unreliable connectivity, which makes it difficult to access real-time directions, event schedules, temple information, or quick help during crises. This often leads to panic situations—especially for children and elderly people—delays in getting medical or security support, and a loss of focus on the spiritual purpose of the yatra