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Following a devastating landslide, more than 6,000 pilgrims were safely evacuated from Chirbasa helipad. The incident caused partial destruction to the Gaurikund-Kedarnath trek, rendering it unusable. Sadly, a local individual lost their life due to a falling boulder amid the chaos. Continuous rock falls presented challenges to repair teams, yet efforts to clear the route are now underway to facilitate reopening.
Police rescued four lost pilgrims overnight near Churdhar Peak in Himachal Pradesh after they lost their way in a forest. All returned safely.
Justice Rajiv Roy observed that the daughter and the grandson had breached the faith of the elderly woman, who was surviving on her late husband s pension and is now at the mercy of her children for her day-to-day needs. Taking into account the submissions and
Gujarat forest department has decided to secure two important pilgrimage sites located on hills after lion attack incidents were reported last month. On Tuesday the government deployed 25 wildlife trackers for the 24 7 monitoring of the three stairways of Moun
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Himanshi Khurana has opened up about her relationship with faith, spirituality and religious differences in one of her most personal accounts since her breakup with Asim Riaz. Speaking to Paras Chhabra on his podcast, Himanshi did not name Asim, but spoke at l
Commuters across Delhi faced another day of extensive traffic jams on Tuesday as movement of Kanwar pilgrims, traffic diversions, multiple spells of rain and a rush of devotees heading to temples for Shivratri combined to bring several parts of the city to a s
In view of the repair work necessitated by recent rains, and forecast of more rains in coming days, the annual Amarnath yatra has been suspended on both routes, beginning Sunday. The 57-day yatra is unlikely to restart this year, officials said
Delhi is preparing to throw open its roads to the annual Kanwar Yatra, but for residents living along its routes, the pilgrimage is already becoming a familiar nightmare a mix of blaring music, clogged roads and prolonged traffic disruption. Saturday marks the