- By Shailvee Tiwari
- Wed, 19 Feb 2025 05:43 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Mahakumbh Viral Video: An Indian woman’s eye for detail can turn the ordinary into something extraordinary. Where others see waste, she finds purpose, transforming the discarded into something valuable. Recently, a video from the ongoing Mahakumbh in Prayagraj has been making waves on social media, where a woman’s unexpected discovery has left people both surprised and intrigued.
Amidst the bustling crowds at the Sangam, one woman’s sharp observation set her apart. While others walked past without a second glance, she noticed something unusual growing along the roadside—what seemed like ordinary grass to many was, Bathua Saag. Recognising its worth, she began plucking the greens, filling her bag with nature’s hidden treasure.
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The viral video was uploaded on Instagram by the user @srivastavakriti31 and has been making waves online. Shared just six days ago, the clip has already amassed 277k views, capturing the curiosity of social media users who were amazed by the woman’s unique discovery at Mahakumbh.
Taking to the comment section, users shared their reactions to the viral video. One user wrote, "Instead of letting it go to waste, it’s better to make parathas at home." Another commented, "Mother knows the value of Bathua, but you’ve come from abroad—you must have never tasted it."
A third user praised the woman’s wisdom, saying, "You tried to make her feel conscious, but mom is mom. Proud of you, Mom! The kid will understand it later in life." Meanwhile, another user provided some insight, stating, "Bathua saag is commonly known as Chenopodium album, also referred to as white goosefoot or pigweed in English." "Indian hone ka yahi toh fayda hai hum log kahi bhi mouka nhi chhodte," added another user.