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The Delhi government has expanded facilities for the annual Kanwar Yatra, with Minister Kapil Mishra inspecting newly erected welcome gates at the city’s Apsara Border on 16 July. A total of 17 arches, styled after those used at the Mahakumbh and named for the 12 Jyotirlingas and Lord Shiva, have been set up to greet pilgrims entering the capital. Mishra said authorities have authorised 374 Kanwar camps (shivirs) this year, more than double the 170 in 2024, and that logistical preparations are nearly complete. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta is scheduled to lead a formal reception for the Kanwariyas on 20 July.
Delhi: Minister Kapil Mishra on the Kanwar Yatra says, "The Delhi government is fully prepared, and the most special thing is that today I came to see the grand welcome gates being set up in Delhi, similar to those at the Mahakumbh. Such welcome gates are being installed at 17 https://t.co/8GcarZ13T1
VIDEO | Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishra_IND) says, "Permission for 374 Kanwar shivirs has been granted this year and they are functioning as well. Last year, only 170 shivirs were there. Our arrangements are almost final. CM (Rekha Gupta) will herself lead a grand https://t.co/lIYYDqviPm
#WATCH | Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra says, "The Delhi government is ready to welcome the Kanwariyas... These gates have been built at 17 places and are named after the 12 Jyotirlingas and Lord Shiva... The Chief Minister will welcome the Kanwariyas in Delhi on July 20... Last https://t.co/jM8MGIYfYp https://t.co/ByFMLpKv02
