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Bhopal’s 79th Alami Tabliqi Ijtema Aims to Cut Water Use by 30% and Upgrade Mobile Networks
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 12:36 PM
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From December 4 to 7, Bhopal’s Eintkhadi will host the 79th Alami Tabliqi Ijtema, with organizers pledging a 30% reduction in water consumption and plans to enhance mobile connectivity and set up help desks at the railway station and bus stand.
The 79th Alami Tabliqi Ijtema will take place at Bhopal’s Eintkhadi from 4 to 7 December, drawing thousands of participants from across the country. Organisers have announced a target to reduce water consumption during the event by 30%, a move that aligns with the city’s broader sustainability goals.
In addition to the water‑saving measures, the event will feature an upgrade to the mobile network infrastructure to ensure reliable connectivity for delegates and visitors. The improvement is expected to support live streaming, digital registration, and real‑time communication during the four‑day gathering.
To further enhance visitor experience, help desks will be set up at both the Bhopal Railway Station and the main bus stand. These desks will provide information on event schedules, transportation, and emergency services.
The initiative reflects Bhopal’s commitment to combining religious observance with modern amenities and environmental stewardship, setting a precedent for future large‑scale gatherings in the region.
In addition to the water‑saving measures, the event will feature an upgrade to the mobile network infrastructure to ensure reliable connectivity for delegates and visitors. The improvement is expected to support live streaming, digital registration, and real‑time communication during the four‑day gathering.
To further enhance visitor experience, help desks will be set up at both the Bhopal Railway Station and the main bus stand. These desks will provide information on event schedules, transportation, and emergency services.
The initiative reflects Bhopal’s commitment to combining religious observance with modern amenities and environmental stewardship, setting a precedent for future large‑scale gatherings in the region.