Amarnath 6
The epic tale of the Amarnath Yatra has finally been completed. It will be interesting to see how the story is viewed and analyzed in the future.
India Today will be the only news paper that tells the story of Amarnath Yatra and the Amarnath Temple on a daily basis. We are continuing our tradition of publishing the full story, for which we thank you.
As with all of our special projects, a sense of drama is in the air. A sense of suspense is the norm. In the Amarnath Yatra saga, there is no end, and there is no beginning.
A.K. Pannalal Bhatia’s book “The Story of Amarnath” has been our inspiration to tell the true story.
India is a land of transformation. Every day millions of lives and generations are changed forever. The story of Amarnath is the tale of one such incident. It is about the story of young children from all around the world who came to spend the first night in the holy ice caves in the Himalayas. They came to pray.
Twenty years later, the quest is on to find a solution to the standoff. And the Yatra that was an act of a little boy to pray continues to be a very serious affair.
How did this event that started two decades ago, end up in the national news?
How did this distant scene end up being India’s cultural event of the year? How did this story end up being one of the most talked about events for a long period?
In April 1993, I was not even born. I remember reading the newspapers and watching the TV only to know that something had happened in the Himalayas. My curiosity was piqued.
My curiosity got the best of me.
I started to read books on the subject, especially those written by A.K. Pannalal Bhatia. I read The Story of Amarnath, as told to him by Shankar Gujral. I learned that for the first time, this event was being interpreted as a modern-day Mahabharata.
When I would go to a bookstore and ask, “What does the story of Amarnath Yatra have to do with India?” the answer would be, “It is an incident which has shaken India to its core.� 01e38acffe
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