After organizing a remarkable 47 lakh followers this period, the Badrinath Nagar Panchayat launched an extensive cleansing drive to bring back the spiritual temple and its environments to their beautiful problem in advance of the winter season closure.
A committed group of 50 ‘Paryavaran Mitra ‘carried out the cleaning, accumulating 1.5 tonnes of waste from crucial locations such as Brahm Kapal, Astha Path, Tapt Kund, Main Bazaar, and Mana town.
This initiative highlighted the dedication of neighborhood authorities to keeping the sacredness and sanitation of the respected Char Dham trip website.
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, a constant supporter for sanitation at Char Dham temples, commended the effort.
Highlighting the relevance of lasting waste administration, the district reported revenues of Rs 8 lakh from the disposal of 110 tonnes of not natural waste gathered throughout the Yatra period.
The post-season cleaning at Badrinath Dham exhibits the saying “Cleanliness is next to godliness,” mixing dedication with ecological obligation.
Earlier, on Monday, November 18, the spiritual thrones of Uddhav, Kuber, and Shankaracharya started their winter season trip from Badrinath Dham to their marked areas. According to holy place authorities, the carts, gone along with by the songs of a military band and legal rights owners, left for their winter season layover. They stopped at Pandukeshwar for the evening, where Uddhav Ji and Kuber Ji will certainly continue to be in the Yogadhyan Temple for winter season praise, enabling followers to provide petitions to Lord Badri Vishal throughout the off-season. The throne of Shankaracharya Ji has actually been put in the Narsingh Temple at Joshimath, while Narad Ji will certainly execute praise in Badrinath Dham, sticking to the bibles that determine 6 months of praise by people and 6 months by gods.
Meanwhile, the Shri Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee, in cooperation with the District Police Administration, reported a record-breaking increase of explorers throughout the 2024 Yatra period.
Badrinath Dham invited 14,35,341 site visitors from May 12 to November 17, consisting of 11,170 on the last day.
Kedarnath Dham got 16,52,076 explorers in between May 10 and November 3, with 1,26,393 passing by helicopter.
Additionally, 1,83,722 explorers checked out Shri Hemkunt Sahib and Lokpal Tirtha Shri Laxman Mandir prior to their entrances shut on October 10. Temple authorities and neighborhood management admired these numbers as a testimony to the effective administration of the Yatra.
“These figures for the year 2024 have been released by the Shri Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee with the cooperation of the District Police Administration,” the main declaration checked out.
