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Union Home Minister Amit Shah on July 10 appreciated the honesty of an Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) and a Head Constable (HC) of Jammu & Kashmir

The Amarnath Yatra resumed here on Sunday afternoon after the weather improved. The yatra had been suspended by the authorities for three consecutive days after the weather had deteriorated. The authorities have however allowed the yatra to resume only from the Pahalgam side while from the Baltal it is yet to resume. , Spirituality News, Times Now

At least 80 people from Karnataka were trapped in the Panchtarni, six km away from the Amarnath cave following the adverse weather conditions, said the Karnataka government on Saturday. Deputy Commissioner Ramban, Mussarat Islam told ANI that the administration is taking all steps to ensure that the pilgrims do not face any problems. Amarnath Yatra 2023: Annual Pilgrimage Temporarily Suspended for Third Consecutive Day Due to Bad Weather Conditions in Jammu and Kashmir.

India News: The Amarnath yatra has resumed after three days from Jammu and Kashmir's Panjtarni, Sheshnag camps following improvement in weather, officials said o

The Amarnath Yatra resumed here on Sunday afternoon after the weather improved. The yatra had been suspended by the authorities for three consecutive days after the weather had deteriorated. The authorities have however allowed the yatra to resume only from the Pahalgam side while from the Baltal it is yet to resume. , Spirituality News, Times Now

The journey to the holy Amarnath cave was suspended yesterday after bad weather as 6,000 were left stranded in Ramban.

According to officials at the Karnataka state disaster management authority (KSDMA), as per preliminary information, over 1,000 people are stranded and taking shelter at the Panchtarni Military Base Camp in Amarnath. Of these, around 83 are from Karnataka, including 23 from Gadag district. | Bengaluru News

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha flags off the first batch of pilgrims for the annual Amarnath Yatra. Over 3,500 pilgrims have left for the Amarnath Yatra from Jammu's Yatri Niwas base camp.

Jammu Tawi, May 12: Over 2,500 mobile toilets will be set up for the Amarnath Yatra in Jammu and Kashmir, with most on the two routes to reach the cave shrine located at a height of 3,880 metres in the Himalayas, officials said. Scheduled to begin on July 1, the 62-day-long yatra this year could

Over 2,500 mobile toilets will be set up for the Amarnath Yatra in Jammu and Kashmir, with most on the two routes to reach the cave shrine.