CM Dhami reviews Chardham Yatra prep
Summary
Starting from February 21, pilgrims can register themselves for the Chardham Yatra. In a meeting chaired by the Chief Minister today, various decisions will be taken to make arrangements for the pilgrimage and ensure the convenience of devotees. This step highlights the government’s commitment to facilitating a safe and comfortable journey for pilgrims while ensuring proper planning and management of the pilgrimage season.
Expansion
The Chief Minister, Pushkar Singh Dhami, will oversee the arrangements for the upcoming Chardham Yatra in a high-level meeting on Monday. In this meeting, officials from various departments, including tourism, health, and transport, will review their respective preparations for the pilgrimage. The fact that the Chief Minister is taking a personal interest in this critical event highlights the government’s commitment to ensuring a successful and safe Chardham Yatra, which is set to begin on April 22.
The dates for the opening of the portals of Kedarnath and Badrinath have been set for April 25 and 27, respectively. With these dates in place, the government is now making preparations to ensure a smooth and safe Chardham Yatra. The Chief Minister will chair a meeting to review the arrangements and make decisions that will help facilitate the pilgrimage and provide greater convenience to devotees. The government’s efforts to manage the pilgrimage season effectively show its commitment to promoting spiritual tourism while ensuring public safety.
Registration trial will be started
The tourism department has initiated a trial for the registration of Chardham Yatra. Pilgrims can register themselves from February 21 and the trial registration process can be accessed on
registrationandtouristcare.uk.gov.in SS Samant, senior research officer of the tourism department mentioned that many people from different states are seeking information about the registration process. The pilgrims can register themselves for the yatra starting from 7 am on February 21.
