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Over 50 Pilgrims Dead In Nearly A Fortnight Of Uttarakhand Chardham Yatra
Medical screening for devotees above 50 years of age has been made mandatory. The screening is being done en route to the Himalayan temples.
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High Court Asks Uttarakhand Government To Issue Guidelines For Chardham Yatra
The Uttarakhand High Court has asked the state government to publish the standard operating procedures for the forthcoming Chardham yatra in view of the rising COVID-19 cases.
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Coronavirus: Uttarakhand's Chardham Temples To Reopen Soon, But No Pilgrims Allowed This Year
Uttarakhand's Chardham yatra is all set for a low-key opening this year with no pilgrims allowed to visit the Himalayan temples of Gangotri, Yamunotri and Kedarnath when their portals reopen after the six-month winter closure.
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Kedarnath Temple In Uttarakhand Opens For Pilgrims After Winter Break
The portals of the Kedarnath temple in Uttarakhand's Rudraprayag district were thrown open to pilgrims today after a six-month-long winter break.
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Chardham Yatra: 48-Hour Weather Alert In Uttarakhand Brings Setback For Pilgrims
The weather alert in Uttarakhand has not brought good news for Chardham Yatra pilgrims as for the first time this season, the yatra has been suspended in the state.
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24 Pilgrims From Indore Killed In Uttarakhand Bus Accident
At least 24 pilgrims from Indore district were killed when a bus fell into a gorge in Uttarkashi late yesterday night. The bus accident happened while the pilgrims were returning from Gangotri as part of "chardham yatra".
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Three Lakh More Pilgrims On Chardham Yatra Than Last Year, Says Uttarakhand Official
Till yesterday, 7,10,271 pilgrims have visited the Himalayan shrines. The "chardham yatra" footfall was 4,09,016 during the same period last year, meaning 3,01,255 more pilgrims have undertaken the "yatra" so far this year.
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Over 50 Pilgrims Dead In Nearly A Fortnight Of Uttarakhand Chardham Yatra
Medical screening for devotees above 50 years of age has been made mandatory. The screening is being done en route to the Himalayan temples.
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High Court Asks Uttarakhand Government To Issue Guidelines For Chardham Yatra
The Uttarakhand High Court has asked the state government to publish the standard operating procedures for the forthcoming Chardham yatra in view of the rising COVID-19 cases.
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Coronavirus: Uttarakhand's Chardham Temples To Reopen Soon, But No Pilgrims Allowed This Year
Uttarakhand's Chardham yatra is all set for a low-key opening this year with no pilgrims allowed to visit the Himalayan temples of Gangotri, Yamunotri and Kedarnath when their portals reopen after the six-month winter closure.
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Kedarnath Temple In Uttarakhand Opens For Pilgrims After Winter Break
The portals of the Kedarnath temple in Uttarakhand's Rudraprayag district were thrown open to pilgrims today after a six-month-long winter break.
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Chardham Yatra: 48-Hour Weather Alert In Uttarakhand Brings Setback For Pilgrims
The weather alert in Uttarakhand has not brought good news for Chardham Yatra pilgrims as for the first time this season, the yatra has been suspended in the state.
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24 Pilgrims From Indore Killed In Uttarakhand Bus Accident
At least 24 pilgrims from Indore district were killed when a bus fell into a gorge in Uttarkashi late yesterday night. The bus accident happened while the pilgrims were returning from Gangotri as part of "chardham yatra".
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Three Lakh More Pilgrims On Chardham Yatra Than Last Year, Says Uttarakhand Official
Till yesterday, 7,10,271 pilgrims have visited the Himalayan shrines. The "chardham yatra" footfall was 4,09,016 during the same period last year, meaning 3,01,255 more pilgrims have undertaken the "yatra" so far this year.
