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Shrine Board Invites pilgrims suggestions to enhance footfall, strengthen yatra facilities
2/20/2026 10:51:14 PM
Early Times Report
KATRA, Feb 20: In a proactive initiative aimed at further enriching the pilgrimage experience and enhancing overall footfall, the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board (SMVDSB) has invited suggestions from devotees across the country and abroad. The initiative has been launched as per the directions of the Hon'ble Chairman, SMVDSB (Lt. Governor, JK-UT) for encouraging pilgrims to share their valuable inputs on various aspects of the Yatra. Devotees have been requested to share their suggestions regarding various Yatra-related facilities, including infrastructure, cleanliness, accommodation, safety and security, transportation, crowd management and other essential services so that the pilgrimage experience can be made more seamless, convenient and spiritually fulfilling. In addition, devotees have also been invited to offer their valuable inputs on measures that could help enhance the overall footfall of pilgrims to the Holy Shrine.
The Shrine Board has urged pilgrims to submit their suggestions through the official website www.maavaishnodevi.org, to facilitate systematic review and timely implementation of the suggestions. In addition, devotees visiting the Holy Shrine can also share their inputs through suggestion boxes placed at key locations along the Yatra track and at Katra.
Pilgrims have been encouraged to actively participate in this initiative so that the planning, management and overall conduct of the Holy Yatra can be further strengthened for the benefit of the millions of devotees who visit the Shrine every year.
Meanwhile, as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen traditional religious practices in the region, the Shrine Board will also organize a Free Training Programme for Pujaris of various temples located in the region.
The programme is scheduled to commence from the last week of February with an aim to enhance the skills of Pujaris in the proper conduct of religious rituals and ceremonies, besides, preservation of traditional practices (Karam Kand) and cultural values.
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