A Milestone by Damodar Ropeways, Carries 1.85 lakh passengers at four sites during Navratras ...Middle East

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New Delhi [India], November 1 (ANI/NewsVoir): India's leading company in the field, Damodar Ropeways achieves a significant milestone in its operations and has carried 1.85 lakh passengers at four major Deviji sites during the Navratri celebrations. These sites include Vaishno Devi, Maihar - Maa Sharda Devi, Dongargarh - Bambleshwari Devi and Dewas - Chamunda Mata. These numbers have breached the pre-pandemic levels signaling that the situation is now completely back to normal. Among these four sites, it had hauled a maximum number of passengers at Vaishno Devi Ropeway (connecting Bhavan to BhaironNathji) - 59,697 followed closely by Maihar (Maa Sharada Temple) - 58,525. At Dongargarh and De

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