Kumbh Mela is not restricted to any particular religion, caste or creed. It is an occasion which harmonises the Indian Culture, spirit, thought, secularism and symbolizes the integrity and oneness of India in spite of different cultures and faith. The state government invests a mammoth amount in this Ageless Indian Festival . Under these mathas are different sects called Akaras. They camp at the Kumbh township for the full period of Kumbh Mela.
Different sects stay in different camps.
The camp has a Mahamandeleshwar, who is the religious head and preacher of that camp. Missionaries and preachers form other religions Buddhist, Jains and Christian Missionaries also visit Kumbh Mela and some of them camp here. Kalpwasis Pilgrims who spend the whole of Kumbh Mela on the sandy bed of Sangam. These camp at the Kumbh Township to help the administration and the pilgrims. Astro scientists Camp and visit Kumbh to study the helio affects on the water of Sangam and also to check on pollution of water and to study the effect of astrological combination of Kumbh Zodiac.