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No roads, no helicopters: Anand Mahindra shares old photograph of Kedarnath Dham: 'Journeys were slower, and maybe deeper too'A historic 1882 photograph of Kedarnath highlights how ancient pilgrimages demanded endurance and patience, with the journey itself being a...- From Kedarnath trail to IIT: Pony handler’s son heads to Chennai for MSc in MathematicsAtul Kumar, a 21-year-old from a humble background in Rudraprayag, has overcome immense challenges to pursue his education. Supporting his ...
- Kedarnath temple's earnings more than double since 2020-21The Kedarnath temple's earnings from offerings, donations, and services have seen a significant increase, rising to Rs 52.9 crore in 2023-2...
- Summer of discontent: Climate change is crippling tourism in the Himalayan beltWhile increased tourism and infrastructural development is critical, it should not be at the expense of the environment. Recent events in 2...
- Mann Ki Baat: Diversity strengthens us, keeps us united, says PM ModiIn his monthly 'Mann ki Baat' radio broadcast, he stressed on the diversity of languages and cited the example of Kalpana, a native of Utta...
- Uttarakhand govt moves high court to remove daily cap on Chardham pilgrimsThe current limit is 1,000 pilgrims daily for Badrinath, 800 for Kedarnath, 600 for Gangotri and 400 for Yamunotri.
- Uttarakhand HC allows Chardham Yatra, sets daily limit on number of devotees visiting shrinesCarrying a negative Covid test report and a vaccination certificate will be mandatory for the visitors.
- Religious tourism hit hard by cancellation of annual kanwar fair in UttarakhandHotels, ashrams, guest houses and dharmashalas in the temple towns of Haridwar and Rishikesh used to be bursting at the seams at this time ...
- Contribution of domestic tourists to GDP could help India beat the slumpWe increase our incomes by working overtime. We contribute to India’s GDP by also spending what we earn.
- Uttarakhand reconstruction: Here's how to save and develop the HimalayasThe demand is so huge that hotels along the yatra route earn their year’s revenue during these four months that includes the monsoon.
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