The Yatra witnesses a strong participation despite the security concerns after the Pahalgam attack
Heavy rains and a landslide near Baltal have led to the suspension of the Amarnath Yatra. The BRO is working to repair damaged routes, aiming for a resumption by July 18
Lieutenant Governor (LG) Manoj Sinha shared the plan during a meeting of tourism secretaries from Union Territories in Srinagar
The injured were rushed to the Ramban district hospital for treatment. The pilgrims were provided first aid and discharged
Satellite technology to link telemedicine facilities at Baltal and Panjtarni Base Hospitals with remote locations, Amarnath Yatra pilgrims to receive specialist medical care at high-altitude camps
Tight security arrangements are in place for the yatra which comes a few months after the Pahalgam attack
In light of the recent Pahalgam terror attack, authorities step up security measures with advanced technology at the annual pilgrimage route in Jammu and Kashmir
Jammu and Kashmir police have directed all yatris to travel in convoys, as it will make the journey safer and more convenient
Amarnath Yatra, which attracts thousands of devotees annually, is being held under a thick security cover this year following the deadly terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22
Police said this year’s security setup is better and more prepared than in previous years.
The decision to this effect was taken at the 48th board meeting of Shri Amarnath Ji Shrine Board (SASB) under the chairmanship of Lt Governor Manoj Sinha at Raj Bhawan
Yatra to commence simultaneously from Pahalgam track and Baltal
All necessary arrangements have been put in place, says official
The pilgrimage was cancelled last year as well
The annual pilgrimage is scheduled to start on June 28 and conclude on August 22
Last year, the annual pilgrimage was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
This morning, students were seen boarding state transport buses
"Unnecessary panic" was being created over curtailment of Amarnath Yatra, he said
The Army recently found a landmine with Pakistani markings, M24 sniper rifle
Civilian traffic has been barred on a stretch of Srinagar-Jammu NH for 5.5 hours
The yatra began amid tight security arrangements
Third batch of pilgrims were given a go-ahead before being asked to return
As many as 2,11,994 pilgrims have secured advance registration for the pilgrimage
The state government cancels the circular on instructions to Amarnath pilgrims
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