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Dr. Chandra Shekhar Kumar, Secretary, Ministry of Minority Affairs, visited Madinah, Saudi Arabia to review preparations for Indian Haj pilgrims set for 2026. The focus is on ensuring comfort, safety, and quality services for pilgrims by assessing accommodations and medical facilities. Digital initiatives such as the Haj Suvidha App aim
Haj Committee
The Haj Committee of India held a national conference to enhance the experience of Indian Haj pilgrims for Haj-2026, focusing on digital transformation, financial transparency, and improved services. Secretary Dr. Chandra Shekhar Kumar emphasized the need for AI-integrated operations and immediate refunds for pilgrims. Key concerns discussed included travel distances
Haj 2026
The Haj Committee of India has opened the application process for Haj 2026, allowing intending pilgrims to apply online until July 31, 2025. Applicants must have a valid Indian International Passport and are advised to read the guidelines carefully. Cancellations may incur penalties unless due to death or medical emergencies.
Haj 2025
Union Minister for Minority Affairs, Shri Kiren Rijiju, chaired a Haj Review Meeting to evaluate the success of Haj 2025, which saw a significant reduction in deaths among pilgrims. The meeting focused on feedback from stakeholders and discussed preparations for Haj 2026, including new policies and technological innovations such as