Preparations Underway for Shri Manimahesh Yatra 2025

A recent meeting in Bharmaur, led by Deputy Commissioner Mukesh Repaswal, focused on the preparations for the Shri Manimahesh Yatra 2025. Key topics included administrative responsibilities, compliance with National Green Tribunal guidelines, and essential services for pilgrims. The meeting emphasized the importance of efficient execution of duties by officials to enhance the pilgrimage experience. With discussions covering road maintenance, sanitation, and emergency response strategies, the preparations aim to ensure a smooth and successful yatra. Key officials from various departments participated, highlighting the collaborative effort required for this significant event.
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Preparations Underway for Shri Manimahesh Yatra 2025

Meeting Led by Deputy Commissioner Mukesh Repaswal

Mahindra Patyal
Bharmaur


A comprehensive review meeting took place at the Sub-Divisional Secretariat's conference hall in Bharmaur to strategize for the upcoming Shri Manimahesh Yatra-2025, a significant event in North India. The session was presided over by Deputy Commissioner Mukesh Repaswal, who outlined the administrative duties and facilities that will be available to the pilgrims during the yatra.


Discussions during the meeting included crucial topics such as maintaining law and order, managing road conditions, transportation and parking logistics, sanitation, pilgrim registration, accommodation, food services, water supply, medical support, electricity requirements, telecommunications, emergency response plans, and promoting tourism.


Deputy Commissioner Repaswal stressed the importance of adhering to the guidelines set by the National Green Tribunal (NGT). Extensive discussions were held to ensure that NGT regulations, especially concerning sanitation and commercial activities along the pilgrimage route, are strictly followed.


Instructions were issued to the Public Works Department to expedite the tarring of National Highway NH-154 from Bharmaur to Bagga. Officials were also tasked with completing the improvement and widening of road segments from Hadsar to Gui Nala and from Gui Nala to Donali by June 15. Additionally, the establishment of a dedicated horse pathway from Tons Ka Goth to Donali and the construction of a new bridge near Donali were highlighted as priorities.


Officials were encouraged to efficiently carry out their duties, drawing lessons from previous experiences to improve services for this year's pilgrimage. The meeting saw participation from SP Abhishek Yadav, ADM Bharmaur Kulbir Singh Rana, Executive Engineer (Jal Shakti) Harminder Chauna, PWD representative Sanjay Sharma, Forest Division Officer Navnath Mane, and Block Development Officer Ramanveer Chauhan, along with other departmental staff.


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