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The Additional Director General of Police (ADGP), Kashmir, Vijay Kumar clarified that there was no incident of stone pelting on Amarnath pilgrims and the video clip of stone pelting that had gone viral is "misleading" and "baseless", with the intension to "malign the image of" Jammu and Kashmir Police.

Amid tight security, a fresh batch of over 6,500 pilgrims left the base camp here on July 20 for the Amarnath shrine in south Kashmir Himalayas.

Over 9,200 pilgrims leave Jammu for Amarnath shrine, largest batch so far. 65,544 pilgrims have left Jammu base camp since June 30. 1,46,508 pilgrims have offered prayers at the shrine since July 1. 62-day pilgrimage to 3,888-metre-high cave shrine commenced July 1, ends Aug 31.

TN Minister K.K.S.S.R. Ramachandran reports 12 calls received to rescue TN natives stranded in northern India due to floods. Amarnath pilgrims, TN college students in Himachal Pradesh, and 4,500 vehicles from Kullu & Mandi districts have been safely accommodated & are on their way to Chandigarh. TN officials are taking…

Five Amarnath pilgrims died in 24 hrs, taking death toll to 19. Two from UP, two from MP, one unidentified. Cause of death: cardiac arrest due to low oxygen at high altitudes. 1.37 lakh pilgrims visited shrine till Tuesday

Amidst the ongoing annual Amarnath Yatra in Kashmir, a remarkable testament to the boundless nature of spirituality has unfolded, with the participation of two foreign nationals from California, United States. Read further on Dynamite News:

The 10th batch of over 7,800 Amarnath Yatra pilgrims left the Jammu base camp in the early hours of July 12 for the twin base camps in Kashmir amid tight security arrangements, officials said.

The Amarnath Yatra was suspended for the fourth consecutive day due to a closure of the Jammu-Srinagar national highway owing to the extensive damage, leaving 15,000 pilgrims stranded

The Amarnath Yatra remained suspended from Jammu for the third consecutive day on July 10 due to extensive damage caused to a section of the Jammu-Srinagar Highway in Ramban