The news required for those going on Char Dham Yatra, registration starting from ‘this’ date

Four of Uttarakhand The pilgrimage of Dham, Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri starts from April 30 this year. Devotees from all over the country go on this pilgrimage. Registration is necessary for this Chardham Yatra. This year the government is making special preparations for registration. Let’s get detailed information about the name registration date.

Registration will start from March 11

Registration for Chardham Yatra will start from March 11. The process of connecting the travel registration process to the Aadhaar card is underway. This process will take a few days to get approval. After receiving this approval, the registration process will begin. This initiative will be useful in maintaining security and system during the journey.

Problems to pilgrims last year

This year Chardham Yatra will start with the opening of the doors of Gangotri and Yamunotri Dham on 30 April and the online registration process for the journey will start from March 11. Last year, more than 46 lakh people participated in the Chardham Yatra. Last time, there were many problems regarding registration in the early stages of the journey, causing the entire program of passengers to go wrong. Not only this, the passengers who reached without registration also faced a lot of problems. But now this year this journey is going to run smoothly.

There will be no problem this time.

Learning from the shortcomings of the last time, it has been decided to smooth 60 percent online and 40 percent offline registration for Chardham Yatra. Offline registration will be possible 10 days before the journey starts, while the online registration will start from March 11. The economic system of three districts of Uttarakhand Chamoli, Rudraprayag and Uttarkashi, which is the houses of Chardham Yatra, is associated with this pilgrimage. Apart from this, this journey is also important for the livelihood of people of Haridwar, Dehradun, Tehri and Pauri districts. Since millions of devotees travel from this region, this benefits local citizens.