The shops have been established at various points along the Kedarnath pathway, including Junglechatti, Bhimbali, Choti Lincholi, Badi Lincholi, and others. The process of allocating them is currently underway.
Malta, Buransh, and Orange juice will be required to be maintained in all shops, according to Sub-Collector Ukhimath Jitendra Verma. Local youth will be employed as a result of this.
Similarly, a six-day training program for Reserve Police Lines has begun to prepare officers for dealing with devotees during the Chardham Yatra.
Additional V Murugeshan, Director General of Police Crime and Law and Order, officially opened the training camp. According to him, the training will bring together 100 sub-inspectors and constables from around the Garhwal region.
The goal of the training is to prepare tourism police officers to interact with tourists with a high level of professionalism, communication, and efficiency.
Trainers from the tourism department for Char Dham Yatra, rafting, and paragliding, the forest department for jungle safari training, the SDRF for disaster relief and rescue operations, and the Frankfinn Institute for personality development were all asked to participate in the training.
