traffic restrictions

Commissioner : राजभवन रोड की ओर जाने वाले वाहन चालकों के खिलाफ मुकदमा दर्ज करने के निर्देश…

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Nainital Mausam

Commissioner : The Kumaon Divisional Commissioner, Deepak Rawat, has given instructions to restrict traffic on Raj Bhavan Road in Nainital due to ongoing road construction. The work is expected to last for 20 to 25 days. The Commissioner has directed the Superintending Engineer to increase manpower and provide daily progress reports. Additionally, the police have been instructed to enforce a complete ban on vehicles accessing the damaged road, and legal action will be taken against those who violate the ban.

गुरुवार पर आध्यात्मिक गुरु बाबा नीब करौरी के कैंची धाम (Kainchi Dham) में दर्शनों के लिए उमड़ा आस्था का सैलाब, तहसील का नाम अब कैंची धाम के नाम पर…

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Kainchi Dham 15 June Mela

kainchi dham mela, Attention visitors! If you’re planning to attend the fair at Kainchi Dham tomorrow, make sure to read this news before leaving your house. Failure to do so might put you in trouble. The authorities have implemented strict traffic restrictions, and only shuttle taxis are permitted for devotees to reach the fair. Setting up shops on the road is strictly prohibited, limited only to local landowners. Let us all come as humble devotees, seeking blessings, and maintain the sanctity of Baba Kainchi Dham. Remember to contact the police in case of any emergencies or issues.

कैंची धाम के मेले के लिए इस बार, पहली बार एक की जगह दो दिन रहेगा यातायात प्रतिबंधित (Nainital New Traffic Plan)

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(How Baba Neeb Karoris Kainchi Dham Established

Nainital New Traffic Plan, The annual fair held at Kainchi Dham of Baba Nib Karauri is expected to witness a record-breaking number of devotees this year. Approximately one lakh devotees are anticipated to visit the fair on the 15th of June, surpassing previous attendance records. In light of the overwhelming influx of devotees, the Nainital Police has announced new traffic arrangements for Kainchi Dham. Unlike previous years, traffic restrictions will be imposed for two days, starting from June 14. The new system entails designated routes and parking areas for different types of vehicles, as well as shuttle services to facilitate visitors. Strict enforcement measures will be implemented, including penalties for overloading, speeding, driving under the influence, and violation of two-wheeler safety regulations.