Uttarakhand's Kainchi Dham to implement Char Dham-style pilgrim registration system

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The Uttarakhand government will introduce a mandatory registration system for pilgrims visiting Kainchi Dham, the prominent shrine in Nainital district. This system will be modeled on the one used for the Char Dham pilgrimage sites. The decision follows concerns over overcrowding and infrastructure strain at the temple. Authorities aim to better manage visitor flow and enhance safety during peak seasons. The system is expected to be implemented before the upcoming pilgrimage season.

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