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A landslide triggered by heavy rain washed away part of a key highway in Uttarakhand's Chamoli today, leaving tourists stranded. A portion of National Highway 7, which leads to Badrinath, is covered in debris.

Uttarakhand's Chamoli district witnessed a devastating event today as torrential rain triggered a landslide, resulting in a crucial section of National Highway 7 near Chhinka being engulfed by debris. This unfortunate incident has left numerous tourists stranded, causing significant disruption to the route leading to Badrinath., Travel News, Times Now

A mound of debris accumulated on the road in the wake of the landslide near Chhinka blocking the national highway leading to Badrinath | Latest News India

The city administration on Thursday began the process for on-the-spot registration of devotees arriving here for the pilgrimage to the Amarnath cave shrine in south Kashmir Himalayas.

According to the police, there are only around 10-12 Muslims living in the temple town and no one objected to the proposal.

The Badrinath national highway was blocked on Thursday following a landslide triggered by heavy rain near Chhinka in Uttarakhand's Chamoli district, leaving hundreds of pilgrims stranded. The stranded pilgrims included those on way to Badrinath and Hemkund Sahib, officials said. A mound of debris accumulated on the road in the wake of the landslide near Chhinka blocking the

The Badrinath National Highway was blocked on Thursday following a landslide triggered by heavy rains near the Chhinka area of the Chamoli district. Hundreds of pilgrims were stranded due to this incident. The stranded pilgrims included those who were on their way to Badrinath and Hemkund Sahib, as

Landslide was triggered on a part of Highway 7 which now stands washed away, and was the way to Badrinath.

India News: DEHRADUN: Eid al-Adha or Bakrid on June 29 will not be celebrated in and around Badrinath, the temple town where the Char Dham shrine is situated.

As the Muslims in the country are all set to celebrate Eid-Ul-Adah tomorrow, the police in Badrinath have asked Muslims to celebrate Bakrid (Eid al-Adha) in Joshimath, located approximately 40 km away from the temple town. It was collectively agreed that the Bakrid prayer, known as 'namaz,' would be offered in Joshimath instead of Badrinath during a meeting held on Tuesday., India News, Times Now