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Amarnath yatra begins, PM Modi urges pilgrims to keep route clean

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The Hindu Bureau
Amarnath yatra begins, PM Modi urges pilgrims to keep route clean
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The annual Amarnath Yatra has commenced in Jammu and Kashmir, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging pilgrims to prioritize cleanliness and environmental protection. The 57-day pilgrimage is supported by various security and administrative agencies to ensure safety.

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The Yatra is a significant cultural and religious event in India that requires massive logistical coordination and highlights the intersection of tourism and national security.

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Hundreds of pilgrims left the twin base camps in central and south Kashmir on the first day of the Amarnath Yatra to pay obeisance at the cave shrine, even as inclement weather played spoilsport in the morning.

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The article reports on the event and the PM's message neutrally, though it focuses on official government narratives.

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