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08/06/2026

Unseen Rishikesh life beyond your imagination in Rishikesh experience inner calling .

Rishikesh , Muni ki reti , Tapovan traffic jam night situation.
07/06/2026

Rishikesh , Muni ki reti , Tapovan traffic jam night situation.

₹85 Crore Project to Transform 800-Metre Ghat Stretch in RishikeshRishikesh | In a major infrastructure push, the Ganga ...
07/06/2026

₹85 Crore Project to Transform 800-Metre Ghat Stretch in Rishikesh
Rishikesh | In a major infrastructure push, the Ganga ghats of Rishikesh are set for a comprehensive overhaul with an investment of ₹85 crore in the project's first phase.
The initiative, being implemented under the Integrated Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme, covers an 800-metre stretch comprising Triveni Ghat, Dattatreya Ghat, and Nav Ghat. The ghat level across this stretch will be raised by two metres, aimed at improving pilgrim safety and significantly reducing flood risk for riverside residents during the monsoon season.
In addition to structural elevation, the project will introduce high-tech amenities for devotees, bringing Rishikesh's riverfront infrastructure in line with the city's standing as a premier spiritual and tourism destination.
The development is expected to benefit the large volume of pilgrims and tourists who visit these ghats year-round, while providing long-awaited relief to local communities vulnerable to seasonal Ganga flooding.
Work on the project is currently underway.

Shiv temple , sidhaa peeth to offer ganga jal water in Rishikesh • Veer Bhadra Mahadev • Chandreswar Mahadev • Someswa...
07/06/2026

Shiv temple , sidhaa peeth to offer ganga jal water in Rishikesh
• Veer Bhadra Mahadev
• Chandreswar Mahadev
• Someswar Mahadev
• Neelkanth Mahadev

*SDRF team continues search for person who drowned in the Ganga River near Kaudiyala*Rishikesh/Kaudiyala, June 06, 2026I...
06/06/2026

*SDRF team continues search for person who drowned in the Ganga River near Kaudiyala*

Rishikesh/Kaudiyala, June 06, 2026

Information was received today, June 06, 2026, at approximately 6:00 PM, that a person had been swept away by the strong current and subsequently drowned while bathing in the Ganga River near a hotel in Kaudiyala.

Upon receiving the information, the SDRF team from Dhalwala—which was previously engaged in a search operation for missing persons from an accident in the Devprayag area—immediately departed for the scene. Upon arrival, they gathered details about the incident from the family members. The family stated that the individual lost his balance while bathing; he was seen being swept a considerable distance by the strong currents of the Ganga before disappearing from sight.

The SDRF team immediately launched a rescue and search operation at the site. Using rafts and other available resources, the team conducted an extensive search across a wide stretch of the river; however, no trace of the missing person could be found by late evening.

According to the information received, the missing person is Ashish Jain (aged 40), a resident of Indirapuram, Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh). He was visiting the area for tourism with his family and was staying at a hotel in Kaudiyala when the incident occurred.

The search operation has been temporarily suspended due to darkness and poor visibility. The SDRF team will resume the intensive search operation tomorrow morning.

*SDRF Appeal*

The SDRF appeals to all pilgrims and tourists not to take the risk of bathing in the Ganga River or other water bodies without local knowledge and adherence to safety standards. The water level and flow of the Ganga River can change suddenly, posing a serious threat to life and property. Please bathe only at designated and safe *ghats* (riverfront steps) and follow the guidelines issued by the local administration and security agencies. Issuer
Uttarakhand State Disaster Response Force (SDRF)

International MBCC 2026 (Mind, Brain, and Consciousness Conference)"Nirmal Ashram’s spiritual perspective resonates in t...
06/06/2026

International MBCC 2026 (Mind, Brain, and Consciousness Conference)

"Nirmal Ashram’s spiritual perspective resonates in the international discourse on consciousness and cognition" – Nirmal Ashram represented at the IIT Mandi international conference.

Rishikesh. A special panel discussion on the theme of "Cognition and Consciousness" was organized as part of the Mind, Brain, and Consciousness Conference (MBCC-2026), held at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, from June 3 to June 6, 2026. Spiritual leaders, saints, and representatives from various vibrant sects of Sanatan Dharma participated in this prestigious event.

Revered Saint Baba Jodh Singh Ji Maharaj was named as a panel member representing Nirmal Ashram, Rishikesh. Mahant Gurbinder Singh (of Nirmal Ashram, Katghar, Moradabad) represented the Ashram at the event and, through his address, highlighted the significance of the Indian spiritual knowledge tradition, consciousness, spiritual practice (*Sadhana*), and selfless service (*Seva*).

Mahant Gurbinder Singh Ji stated that the Indian tradition of sages (*Rishi-parampara*) has viewed the study of consciousness not merely as an intellectual subject but as something deeply connected to self-realization and spiritual practice. He remarked that a meaningful dialogue between modern science and spiritual experiences could play a pivotal role in the holistic development of human life and society.

Representatives from various spiritual organizations—including ISKCON, Sri Sarada Math, Chinmaya Mission, the Baul tradition, Ramakrishna Mission, Art of Living, and Nirmal Ashram Rishikesh—presented their views on topics related to consciousness and cognition.

05/06/2026

New glass panel came for bajrangsetu tomorrow new panel installed by replacing broken glass pannel .

* *Disaster Management Training for Village Guards on World Environment Day*Tehri Garhwal, June 5, 2026On the occasion o...
05/06/2026

* *Disaster Management Training for Village Guards on World Environment Day*

Tehri Garhwal, June 5, 2026

On the occasion of World Environment Day, a special disaster management awareness and training program for Village Guards (*Gram Prahari*) was organized today at the Kempty Fall Police Station in Tehri Garhwal district. Approximately 50 Village Guards, police officers and personnel from Kempty Fall Police Station, Home Guards, PRD (Prantiya Rakshak Dal) personnel, and other relevant staff participated in the event.

The primary objective of the program was to apprise the Village Guards of their responsibilities towards their villages and regions and to train them to play an effective role—in coordination with the police and SDRF—during any disaster or emergency situation.

During the training, SDRF personnel Sandeep Singh provided detailed information on various crucial aspects of disaster management. Topics covered included safety precautions during earthquakes, first aid, methods to control severe bleeding, CPR, life-saving measures for choking incidents, constructing improvised stretchers using available resources, and techniques for the safe lifting and moving of injured persons.

Additionally, the SDRF team conducted practical demonstrations of various rescue techniques and disaster management measures, enabling participants to learn how to respond quickly and effectively during emergencies.

All Village Guards, police personnel, Home Guards, and PRD personnel participated in the training program with great interest and enthusiasm, engaging wholeheartedly in the learning process. The participants remarked that such training is extremely useful and invaluable, as it will enable them to provide effective assistance to police and SDRF teams during future disasters or accidents.

Police officers and staff from Kempty Fall Police Station, Home Guards, PRD personnel, and other departmental staff were also present during the event. At the conclusion of the event, all the participants highly praised this commendable initiative by the SDRF and the Police Department and expressed the hope that similar awareness .

On June 5, 2026, NCC cadets organized a tree plantation drive at Shri Bharat Mandir Inter College, Rishikesh, under the ...
05/06/2026

On June 5, 2026, NCC cadets organized a tree plantation drive at Shri Bharat Mandir Inter College, Rishikesh, under the leadership of Principal Yamuna Prasad Tripathi. Principal Tripathi emphasized that, starting from World Environment Day, everyone should continuously plant trees throughout the monsoon season and contribute to purifying the environment by planting as many trees as possible; he noted that environmental pollution is currently causing a significant rise in heat, leading to adverse weather conditions. Senior NCC Officer Lieutenant Lakhvinder Singh stated that on World Environment Day, the cadets planted saplings of mango, guava, amaltas, amla, neem, arjun, mulberry, and jamun, among others; these trees will provide future generations with pure oxygen and succulent fruits, while also offering medicinal benefits for treating various ailments. Junior Wing NCC Officer Vikas Negi remarked that tree plantation is the only solution to combat global warming, noting that there is no other way to restore the environmental balance. Senior Lecturer Ranjan Anthwal, Senior Administrative Officer Sumitra Mehar, Kishore Kumar, Harma Bisht, Sohan Singh, and Kishan Thapa were also present on the occasion.

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