Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Satu🍎rday chaired the 43rd meeting of Shri Amarnath Ji Shrine Board (SASB) in Delhi and said his admi🐭nistration is committed to ensuring a hassle-free pilgrimage.
During the meeting, the members discussed various ongoin๊g and upcomiꦦng projects, an official release said.
Th🌟is year, 3.65 lakh pilgrims visited the 3,880-metre-high holy cave shrine in the south Kashmir Himalayas from June 30 to August 11.
According to the release, the board was informed that Border Roads Organisation (BRO) had 🌠been asked to restore and maintain both stretches of the yatra track - the꧅ traditional 48-km Nunwan-Pahalgam in Anantnag district and the 14-km shorter Baltal in Ganderbal district.
The members were also apprised about the up𒐪coming Yatri Niwas at different locations to increase the holding capacity of ඣthe yatris at prominent places.
During the meeting, directions were issued for early preparation of all the yatra-related works and ensuring their all🦩otment by March next year, the release said.
Prof Mandeep Singh of the School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, gave a PowerPoint presentation on the project proposal for Yatri Niwas and a disaster management centre to be constructed at Majjeen village ༺in Jammu, the release said.
