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Liberate teachers from officials

Published: May. 19, 2026
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Throughout our journey from Rudraprayag to Agastyamuni, the  Mandakini river flowed to  our left, quietly and gracefully.  I felt a tinge of sadness since the Mandakini, after 20 kilometres, would cease to exist by merging itself with the Alaknanda river. After 70 kilometres, the Alaknanda too would join the river Bhagirathi at Devprayag to become the Ganga, the most revered river in India.

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