JAI MATA DI
National news: The Vaishno Devi Yatra, which had been stopped for 22 days, has finally resumed. Pilgrims who were waiting eagerly now have the chance to visit the holy shrine. The Shrine Board confirmed that the registration counters are open again. This announcement has brought relief to lakhs of devotees across the country. For many, this journey is not just religious but deeply emotional. The joy of devotees could be seen as soon as the first batch of pilgrims reached the shrine.
As the doors of the shrine opened, thousands of devotees arrived to pay their respects to Mata Vaishno Devi. The Shrine Board shared fresh pictures from the site on its official website. The crowd’s enthusiasm reflected the deep devotion people carry for the Mother Goddess. Many families had postponed their trip because of the break. Now, they are planning to complete their long-awaited pilgrimage. The start of the yatra has turned into a celebration for devotees.
The Shrine Board has assured that strict safety arrangements are in place for all visitors. Special focus has been given to crowd management and medical support. Security personnel have been deployed to guide and help devotees throughout the journey. Drinking water, food stalls, and medical camps have been set up along the route. The aim is to make sure no devotee faces trouble during the climb. These preparations highlight the effort to ensure a safe and peaceful pilgrimage.
The Board has clearly said that registration is compulsory for everyone. Pilgrims must register at counters and carry an RFID card before starting their journey. Without registration, no devotee will be allowed to proceed. This system helps track the number of visitors and manage crowd flow. It also ensures better safety for all pilgrims on the route. People are being advised to complete registration online or at designated counters before travel.
Officials have warned that the yatra is still dependent on weather conditions. Sudden changes in climate may lead to temporary halts in the pilgrimage. The Shrine Board has asked devotees to stay updated through official notices. Extra caution is being taken during the monsoon season when landslides are common. Authorities want to make sure no mishap occurs during the holy journey. Travelers have been requested to follow all instructions carefully.
On the very first day, a huge number of devotees completed the climb and reached the shrine. Their chants of “Jai Mata Di” filled the atmosphere with faith and energy. Many shared that their long wait was finally over. Some had traveled from very far states to be part of the reopening day. Videos and photos of happy pilgrims are being widely shared on social media. This has inspired even more people to plan their visit soon.
The restart of the pilgrimage has strengthened the faith of devotees in the shrine board’s management. Pilgrims believe that the blessings of Mata Vaishno Devi have guided the decision. Religious leaders welcomed the move, calling it a moment of spiritual revival. The reopening after such a long break has once again connected people with their beliefs. For devotees, this is not just a journey but a promise of hope, faith, and divine protection.
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