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Amarnath Yatra resumes from Jammu as 7,908 pilgrims head to Kashmir. Get latest updates on routes, security, Chhari Mubarak, and Yatra’s end date in 2025.  
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Amarnath Yatra 2025: Over 26,800 devotees completed the Amarnath Yatra in just two days, with a new batch of 6,979 pilgrims departing from Jammu for the Kashmir Valley. Enhanced security follows an April terror attack, while improved infrastructure and strong local support ensure a smooth pilgrimage to the sacred cave shrine.
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Amarnath Yatra: Government this year expects more than five lakh pilgrims to visit the holy cave shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva.
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The enthusiasm among the pilgrims hardly seems to be dampened by the rains lashing the whole North of India. 
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Srinagar to Amarnath Shrine helicopter service will begin soon The decision was taken considering the heavy tourist rush on the Amarnath Yatra route The helicopter facility is so far available for the pilgrims from Baltal and Pahalgam
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The online registration process had begun from April 1. Jammu and Kashmir extended the night curfew to urban areas of all 20 districts on Tuesday. The Amarnath yatra was suspended last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Shiv Sena demanded the Jammu and Kashmir administration to exempt the pilgrims from paying toll tax at the toll plazas on Lakhanpur-Jammu-Srinagar highway. The chief medical officer of Kathua has been asked to ensure 100 per cent sampling for COVID-19 of the travellers
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Amarnath Yatra will begin on June 28 and conclude on August 28 CTV cameras and drones to be deployed for a round-the-clock vigil on the holy pilgrimage
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As many as 1.31 lakh pilgrims have completed Amarnath Yatra within 10 days of commencement, despite terror threats in Jammu and Kashmir valley.
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Amid tight security, the first batch of pilgrims left the base camp early Monday morning to begin this year's Amarnath Yatra to the cave shrine.
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Jammu and Kashmir: First batch of pilgrims enroute Amarnath cave shrine, after the batch was flagged off from Baltal base camp, this morning. Watch full video to know more.
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The Amarnath Yatra will officially begin on July 1 (Masik Shivratri) and conclude on August 15 (Shravan Purnima).
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The yatra had remained suspended for two days because of the separatist called protest shutdown in the Kashmir Valley.
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From the twin base camps of Baltal and Pahalgam, the pilgrims will start their journey to the 3,880-metre high cave shrine by foot.
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The first batch of Amarnath pilgrims was flagged off by BVR Subramanyam, Chief secretary J&K, BB Vyas Advisor to J&K Governor and Vijay Kumar, Advisor to J&K Governor.
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More than two lakh pilgrims have registered for the annual pilgrimage to the Amarnath cave shrine in south Kashmir Himalayas.
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Escorted by the CRPF and police, the batch comprising of 1,522 males, 467 females, and 235 sadhus and sadhvis left in a convoy of 85 vehicles for Baltal and Pahalgam base-camps this morning, officials said.  
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If Salim, the driver of the bus ferrying Amarnath Yatris, had not acted wisely and shown exemplary courage, the brazen terror attack would have certainly claimed more innocent lives.
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The security forces investigating the dastardly terror attack on Amarnath Yatris have confirmed the role Pakistan-based terrorist outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba in the incident.






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