Kainchi Dham Latest Update
Kainchi Dham, the revered ashram of Baba Neem Karoli Maharaj in Uttarakhand, is undergoing significant developments to enhance facilities for its growing number of devotees. Here are the latest updates:(आज तक)
🛬 Rooftop Helipad Near Kainchi Dham
The Uttarakhand government has approved the construction of the state’s first rooftop helipad atop a three-story parking facility near Kainchi Dham. This initiative aims to accommodate the increasing influx of pilgrims. The project, initially estimated at ₹29 crore, has been revised to ₹40 crore to include structural modifications for the helipad and improvements to surrounding infrastructure, such as road widening and bridge enhancements .(The Times of India)
🏞️ Beautification and Infrastructure Upgrades
A ₹28 crore beautification project has been sanctioned for Kainchi Dham to improve facilities for visitors. The plan includes constructing meditation centers, food courts, and administrative buildings. Additionally, multiple access routes, public restrooms, and improved parking solutions are part of the master plan to manage the high volume of visitors effectively .(आज तक)
🛂 Registration System for Pilgrims
In line with the Chardham Yatra model, the Uttarakhand government is introducing a registration system for pilgrims visiting Kainchi Dham. This initiative aims to streamline visitor management and ensure better facilities. Plans also include shuttle bus services and a proposed bypass to alleviate traffic congestion during peak times .(India TV News)
🧘♂️ Meditation Center and Food Court
As part of the development plans, a meditation center and food court are being established to cater to the spiritual and dietary needs of visitors. These facilities are designed to enhance the overall experience for pilgrims and tourists alike .(आज तक)
🛑 Pollution Control Measures
The Uttarakhand Pollution Control Board has issued notices to 13 hotels and five restaurants near Kainchi Dham for allegedly discharging effluents into the Shipra River. This action underscores the government’s commitment to preserving the ecological balance and ensuring that development does not come at the cost of environmental degradation .(The Times of India)