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Huge Influx Of Devotees In Kedarnath, Border Police Deployed For Security
More than 20,000 devotees are visiting the temple daily and due to the pilgrims' rush places such as Sonprayag, Ukhimath and Kedarnath are packed, Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force said.
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Kedarnath temple compound damaged due to flood; report says 50 pilgrims dead
The killer floods triggered by torrential rain in Uttarakhand have damaged a portion of the famous Kedarnath temple but authorities said there have been no reports of damage to the structure itself.
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Uttarakhand government seeks Rs 600 crore package for disaster victims
The Uttarakhand government has demanded a package of Rs 600 crore from the Centre for relief and rehabilitation of the cloudburst-hit people of Uttarkashi.
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Kedarnath temple reopens after six months
After a gap of six months the doors of the famous Himalayan shrine Kedarnath reopened on Saturday for pilgrims. The temple, situated in Rudraprayag district at a height of 3,584 meter, was reopened at 0715 hours according to 'mahurat', sources said. The 'mahurat' was decided on Mahashivrati at Ukhimath on February 20. The head priest of the temp...
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Huge Influx Of Devotees In Kedarnath, Border Police Deployed For Security
More than 20,000 devotees are visiting the temple daily and due to the pilgrims' rush places such as Sonprayag, Ukhimath and Kedarnath are packed, Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force said.
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Kedarnath temple compound damaged due to flood; report says 50 pilgrims dead
The killer floods triggered by torrential rain in Uttarakhand have damaged a portion of the famous Kedarnath temple but authorities said there have been no reports of damage to the structure itself.
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Uttarakhand government seeks Rs 600 crore package for disaster victims
The Uttarakhand government has demanded a package of Rs 600 crore from the Centre for relief and rehabilitation of the cloudburst-hit people of Uttarkashi.
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Kedarnath temple reopens after six months
After a gap of six months the doors of the famous Himalayan shrine Kedarnath reopened on Saturday for pilgrims. The temple, situated in Rudraprayag district at a height of 3,584 meter, was reopened at 0715 hours according to 'mahurat', sources said. The 'mahurat' was decided on Mahashivrati at Ukhimath on February 20. The head priest of the temp...
