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The Kedarnath Yatra is a revered Hindu pilgrimage to the Kedarnath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, nestled high in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, India. The yatra is a significant spiritual journey for devotees, drawing thousands of pilgrims each year. Here's a detailed guide for the Kedarnath Yatra in 2025: Opening and Closing Dates 2025 The Kedarnath Temple typically opens in late April or early May and closes in late October or early November each year due to heavy snowfall in the region. The tentative opening date for the Kedarnath Temple in 2025 is May 2nd, 2025 . The closing date is yet to be officially announced but is expected to be around November 10th, 2025 . It's advisable to check the official Uttarakhand Tourism website for the final dates closer to the yatra. Registration for Kedarnath Yatra 2025 Registration for the Kedarnath Yatra is mandatory for all pilgrims. This is to manage the flow of pilgrims, ensure their safety, and provide necessary facilities...

My youtube channel - https://youtube.com/@muki0.2?feature=shared The Trans-Arunachal Highway: A Lifeline in the Eastern Himalayas The Trans-Arunachal Highway (TAH) is an ambitious infrastructure project aimed at revolutionizing connectivity within the state of Arunachal Pradesh, India. This under-construction two-lane highway stretches for over 2,407 kilometers (1,496 miles), traversing through 16 of the state's districts, from Tawang in the northwest to Kanubari in the southeast. It essentially acts as an arterial route(high-capacity urban roads),significantly improving travel times and fostering socio-economic development across this geographically challenging region. Route and Significance: The TAH incorporates existing national highways like NH-13, NH-15, and NH-215, along with state highway SH-25, and greenfield stretches to create a comprehensive network. It strategically connects key towns and district headquarters, including Bomdila, Seppa, Ziro, Daporijo, Aalo, Pasighat, R...

My youtube channel-https://youtube.com/@muki0.2?feature=shared  The summer of 2025 in India was exceptionally hot, with temperatures in many regions exceeding 40°C. Climate change, along with a weather phenomenon known as El Niño, which brings hotter and drier conditions, are considered by weather experts to be the primary reasons for this intense heat. Several states in central, eastern, and northern India experienced more heatwave days than is typical. Cities like Delhi faced even higher temperatures due to the urban heat island effect, where buildings and roads trap and intensify heat. Health professionals advised people to stay indoors during the hottest times of the day, consume ample water, and limit outdoor activities. Simultaneously, some areas received significantly more rainfall than usual. For instance, Vidarbha in Maharashtra recorded over four times its average May rainfall. This early rain was attributed to thunderstorms and an early start to the monsoon season. Highe...