Bahuda Yatra

Bahuda Yatra: According to the authorities, 500 people who tested negative for COVID-19 pulled the chariot today. Preparations had begun from early morning and the yatra started after noon. As ordered by the Supreme Court earlier, in view of the pandemic, the festivities have been largely scaled down.

We want to set an example for people of the country. We should keep our cities clean in order to stay healthy, said a volunteer.

Lakhs of devotees from across the country and abroad descended on the pilgrim town of Puri today to witness Lord Jagannath's Nabakalebar "Bahuda Yatra", the return car festival of the deities, amid tight security.

The service would be available during the ongoing Nabakalebar festival and the ensuing 'Rath Yatra' and 'Bahuda Yatra'.

Over four lakh devotees thronged Odisha's temple town of Puri for the Bahuda Yatra or the homecoming festival of Lord Jagannath and two other deities on Monday.

Indian Railways has announced it would run 62 special trains for the famous Rath Yatra (chariot festival) of Lord Jagannath, beginning at Odisha's Puri town June 21 to avoid rush in regular trains. The special trains will be run during the festival to connect Puri, 56 km from Bhubaneswar, with several places in the state as well as around the count...

Bahuda Yatra: According to the authorities, 500 people who tested negative for COVID-19 pulled the chariot today. Preparations had begun from early morning and the yatra started after noon. As ordered by the Supreme Court earlier, in view of the pandemic, the festivities have been largely scaled down.

We want to set an example for people of the country. We should keep our cities clean in order to stay healthy, said a volunteer.

Lakhs of devotees from across the country and abroad descended on the pilgrim town of Puri today to witness Lord Jagannath's Nabakalebar "Bahuda Yatra", the return car festival of the deities, amid tight security.

The service would be available during the ongoing Nabakalebar festival and the ensuing 'Rath Yatra' and 'Bahuda Yatra'.

Over four lakh devotees thronged Odisha's temple town of Puri for the Bahuda Yatra or the homecoming festival of Lord Jagannath and two other deities on Monday.

Indian Railways has announced it would run 62 special trains for the famous Rath Yatra (chariot festival) of Lord Jagannath, beginning at Odisha's Puri town June 21 to avoid rush in regular trains. The special trains will be run during the festival to connect Puri, 56 km from Bhubaneswar, with several places in the state as well as around the count...