Officials said the damage to the two tracks leading from the two base camps will take a long time to rectify, and keeping in view the safety of the Yatris, SANJY-2026 has been suspended
Srinagar: Due to adverse weather, Amarnath Yatra remained suspended for the fourth consecutive day on Wednesday and all devotees lodged inside transit camps and base camps of Baltal and Nunwan (Pahalgam) were safe. All Religious Yatras in J&K Remain Suspended Officials said that all religious Yatras in Jammu and Kashmir, including Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra,.
Srinagar: Since it started on July 3, over 2.75 lakh devotees have performed the ongoing Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra 2026 (SANJY-2026) in Kashmir as another batch of 5,335 yatris left Jammu on Tuesday for the Valley. Officials said that during the last 11 days, nearly three lakh Yatris have performed the Yatra. On Monday, 24,259.
A joint rescue operation was launched by the Civil Administration, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police, following which all the injured were shifted to the district hospital for treatment.
The CRPF has installed a 61-foot-high National Flag at its 84th Battalion headquarters in Ramban. The force is also providing security and medical assistance during the ongoing Amarnath Yatra.
Five pilgrims travelling to the Amarnath shrine were injured, including one critically, after their vehicle met with an accident near Toldi Nallah in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur district. Rescue teams rushed to the spot and shifted the injured to hospital.
A total of 354 vehicles were deployed for the convoy, including 175 buses, 70 medium motor vehicles (MMVs), 106 light motor vehicles (LMVs), and three two-wheelers.
Srinagar: The annual Amarnath Yatra, since its inception on July 2, continues to witness an overwhelming response as the total number of pilgrims crossed the 1 lakh mark on Tuesday, in just five days of pilgrimage. The unprecedented turnout of devotees is evident from the rising number of footfalls as the devotees march towards the.
Jammu: The Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) has launched boating services at the Tawi Riverfront, offering a new recreational attraction for tourists and devotees visiting the city during the ongoing Shri Amarnath Yatra 2026. The initiative is aimed at promoting the Tawi Riverfront as a major tourism destination while enhancing the overall experience for pilgrims travelling.
