Vaishno Devi Yatra Reopens: Devotees Flock to Shrine After 22-Day Suspension
The Vaishno Devi pilgrimage has resumed after a 22-day suspension due to adverse weather, sparking joy among devotees eager to visit the holy shrine. The suspension, caused by heavy rains and landslides, led to significant disappointment and financial strain on local businesses reliant on the pilgrimage.

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After a 22-day suspension due to relentless rain and severe landslides, the Vaishno Devi pilgrimage has resumed, bringing relief to countless devotees. Desperate to visit the revered shrine, pilgrims had been anxiously waiting in Katra, hopeful for the pilgrimage to restart.
Happiness and relief cascade among pilgrims who had to delay their journey due to the adverse weather. Rains had devastated the region, triggering landslides that shut down access routes and led to the suspension of the yatra initially scheduled for September 14.
The prolonged closure not only disappointed devotees but also impacted local businesses dependent on the influx of pilgrims. However, the return of visitors has rejuvenated the area, as the faithful return to seek divine blessings at the vibrant shrine.
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