Vaishno Devi’s Yatra Continues Amidst The Changing Season

Vaishno Devi’s Yatra continues amidst the changing season.The weather in the region is changing from moment to moment.

Despite this, the journey of Mother Vaishno Devi is completely smooth. However, only a small number of devotees are visiting Maa Vaishno Devi. The main reason for this is the corona epidemic.

In the same period last year, the mother Vaishno Devi Yatra was completely closed due to the lockdown. In spite of the intense wave of Corona in the ongoing year, all the religious places are completely open.

However, the number of devotees is very less. The devotees who are reaching for the darshan of Maa Vaishno Devi, are constantly praying to Maa Vaishno Devi, without any problem.

Vaishno Devi’s Yatra continues: Devotees of Maa Vaishno Devi are praying to Mata, wishing the family peace and happiness as well as ending the corona epidemic .

The weather patterns have been changing for the last two three days. During this period, the feeling of mild cold is constantly being felt. The pilgrims are high on the journey.

The number of devotees from other states is negligible. The main reason for this is that most of the trains that reach base camp Katra have to be canceled.

On May 12, around 400 devotees attended the feet of Maa Vaishno Devi, while on May 13, by 5 pm, around 200 pilgrims had left for Ma Vaishno Devi Bhawan and continued to visit a few.

During this time there was enthusiasm among the devotees. All the devotees kept shouting and proceeding towards the court of Mother.

Jammu Kashmir: Dr. Jitendra Singh released 2.50 crore rupees for the parliamentary constituency, also reviewed the campaign to stop the Corana.

The Minister of State for the Prime Minister’s Office, Dr. Jitendra Singh, held a meeting for the second consecutive day on Thursday and reviewed the campaign to strengthen the medical infrastructure in hospitals to face Corona in Jammu and Kashmir.

With this, he also released two and a half crores for the betterment of treatment in his Udhampur-Doda parliamentary constituency.

In the follow-up meeting on Thursday, Dr. Jitendra Singh inquired about the steps being taken to face the challenge of Corona at Jammu Medical College.

The follow-up meeting, which took place through video conferencing, was attended by Dr. Jitendra Singh, Principal of GMC Jammu, Shashi Sudan Sharma, and Covid in charge of IAS officer Dr. Shahid Iqbal.

During this meeting, he told them that an audit has started in the hospital about the oxygen and ventilators.

Dr. Jitendra Singh wrote a letter to Deputy Commissioner of Kathua Rahul Yadav asking him to release the Parliamentary Area Development Fund of Rs. 2.5 crores to meet oxygen, other needs.