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Capturing Pilgrims Mind Space in India: A Study of Sales Promotions at Maha Kumbh Mela Allahabad 2013 and Kumbh Mela Ujjain 2016
Kumbh Mela is held once in twelve years in India and is being hailed as largest congregation on earth.
Kumbh Mela held in Allahabad in 2013 provided unprecedented learning opportunity and seminal
scholarship for multi-disciplines spanning public health, business, religious expression, temporary
infrastructure, and the makeshift economy among other subjects. Harvard university book 'Kumbh Mela -
Mapping the Ephemeral Megacity', claims that Maha Kumbh Mela held in 2013 was better organized than
FIFA world cup held in Brazil in 2014. This bears a testimony to the 'Globalizing Indian management
thought'. The sheer size is indicated by the fact that as an estimate 120 million people visited the Kumbh
Mela at Allahabad in 2013. These events made multinational and Indian companies to mull over sacred
calendars and promote their wares and services. There were innovate sales promotions such as 'Lifebuoy se
haath dhoye kya' to 'Kya apne dant snan kiya' by Dabur among others. Kumbh Melas as an event represents
harmonious existence of religious beliefs and business. This also provides unique opportunity for the
Marketers to contribute to the society for social responsibility, while demanding business leadership and
cultural sensitivity from managers.The research article makes modest attempt to elucidate various sales
promotions of select brands in the context of Kumbh Mela as religious events, and develops conceptual
frameworks for understanding of sales promotions at religious events in India for the marketers.
期刊介绍:
The Journal ‘Purushartha’ has been started with an objective to focus primarily on: Blending of ancient Indian management thoughts with the modern management principles Business ethics Values Indian spirituality for modern business It is strongly felt that there are many unexplored dimensions and fewer researches have been done on the above subjects. Through this journal an effort has been made to explore those dimensions for enriching the modern management science. It is worth mentioning that our effort through this journal for blending ancient Indian wisdom, ethics, values and spirituality with modern management thoughts primarily derived from West is being appreciated by the academia and industry as well.