J&K Tourism Dept offers free tickets to pilgrims today

Srinagar, January 21 Jammu and Kashmir Cable Car Corporation Sunday said it will offer free tickets to devotees visiting Peerkho, Mahamaya and Bahu temples in Jammu on January 22, the day of the grand consecration of Ram Mandir in...

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Updated At : 12:12 PM Jan 22, 2024 IST

Srinagar, January 21

Jammu and Kashmir Cable Car Corporation Sunday said it will offer free tickets to devotees visiting Peerkho, Mahamaya and Bahu temples in Jammu on January 22, the day of the grand consecration of Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.

“To give impetus to religious and spiritual tourism in #Jammu and to celebrate Sri Ram Mandir consecration at #Ayodhya, J&K Cable Car Corporation offers free tickets to pilgrims intending to visit the revered Peerkho, Mahamaya and Bahu temples on Monday 22/01/24,” Jammu and Kashmir Tourism Department tweeted.

Meanwhile, University of Kashmir has decided to postpone all examinations scheduled for Monday. A statement released by the university said, “All the examinations of the University of Kashmir scheduled for 22nd of January, 2024, are hereby postponed.”

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