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Swami Prasad Maurya Sparks Row: The Samajwadi Party leader has claimed that ‘Badrinath was a Buddhist Monastery.’ 

The need to find holistic well-being is drawing young travellers to places known for their spiritual connect | Travel

The need to find holistic well-being is drawing young travellers to places known for their spiritual connect | Travel

Traffic was affected after a 70-metre stretch of the National Highway was damaged due to rainfall near Gauchar town in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand on Monday, officials said.

Earlier, the counting was done in a closed room adjacent to the BKTC office at Kedarnath Dham but with the glass house in place, the counting of offerings can be done in a transparent manner

A 100-metre stretch of the Gauchar-Badrinath highway at Kamera was washed away on Monday following heavy overnight rainfall, disrupting the pilgrimage to the Himalayan temple. The route will remain closed for Badrinath pilgrims for two-three days, according to an official statement issued.

A 100-metre stretch of the Gauchar-Badrinath highway at Kamera was washed away on Monday following heavy overnight rainfall, disrupting the pilgrimage to the Himalayan temple. The route will remain closed for Badrinath pilgrims for two-three days, according to an official statement issued here. Also Read: Tourists stranded due to flooding of stream in Uttarakhand's New Tehri

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Dehradun (U' A 100-metre stretch of the Gauchar-Badrinath highway at Kamera was washed away on Monday following heavy overnight rainfall, disrupting the pilgrimage to the Himalayan temple. Uttarakhand Rains: 100-Metre Stretch Of Gauchar-Badrinath Highway at Kamera Washed Away After Heavy Rainfall, Pilgrimage Disrupted (Watch Video).

Traffic has been suspended and pilgrims on the Yamunotri and Badrinath route have been halted owing to boulders which have been falling on roads since the last few days.

Uttarakhand received 20.4 mm rainfall in 24 hour period (till 8.30 am Monday), with maximum 80.8 mm rain in Rudraprayag district | Latest News India