 A sense of "shared identity" and an attitudinal shift "from competition to cooperation" promotes a feeling of well-being among those who take part in congregations like the ongoing Maha Kumbh here, claims a study conducted by an Indo-British research collaboration.



<p>	The study, which claims to be "possibly the largest Anglo-Indian social science project that has ever been", and contents of which were shared with the media here today, was conducted by psychologists from nine Universities of the two countries 

Participation in congregations promotes well-being: Study

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