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    Badrinath, Kedarnath dhams receive rainfall, but pilgrim activities robust

    Badrinath and Kedarnath dhams received rainfall on Friday, but pilgrim activities remained robust. While clouds remained in Gangotri and Yamunotri, the weather has deteriorated and there is light drizzle. Despite the weather, over 22 lakh pilgrims have visited the four Dhams of Uttarakhand so far this season.

    Historic start for Char Dham Yatra: Uttarkashi welcomes over 3,60,000 pilgrims

    On Friday, 9,812 pilgrims visited Yamunotri Dham, while 13,602 made their way to Gangotri Dham. This surge in devotees brings the total to an impressive 3,63,537 visitors to these two holy sites since the doors opened.

    Char Dham Yatra: Uttarakhand authorities impose new restrictions as 29 people die in 9 days. Here are more details

    At least 29 pilgrims have died, primarily due to heart-related complications, during the Char Dham yatra's initial nine days. The toll includes deaths in Badrinath, Yamunotri, Gangotri, and Kedarnath, with authorities taking measures to ensure pilgrim safety, including restricting the movement of horses and mules.

    Make pilgrimages blessed experiences

    The Char Dham Yatra, including Puri, Rameswaram, Dwarka, and Badrinath, set a record on Day 1 with over 29,000 pilgrims at Kedarnath causing road congestion. Uttarakhand government plans a Dharmik Yatra Authority to regulate the yatra, addressing past inactions and lobbying concerns. Focus on long-term planning includes climate-resilient infra, tourist management, and employment needs.

    Rains wash out Uttarakhand travel demand

    Vikramjit Singh, president of Lemon Tree Hotels, said the rains have impacted the hotel demand in Uttarakhand last week over the Independence day weekend. The chain has 8 hotels in Uttarakhand.

    Holistic approach needed to develop tourism: PM Narendra Modi

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for a holistic approach to developing tourism in the country and emphasised that this should involve out of the box thinking to tap the full potential of all kinds of centres and one that caters to all sections- from the middle class to the international travelers.

    The Economic Times
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