As many as 19,360 pilgrims will visit various centres of pilgrimage under Mukhyamantri Tirth-Darshan Yojana from October 2 to December 1. Under Tirth-Darshan Yojana, a train will leave Jabalpur on October 2 for Ajmer carrying 220 pilgrims from Jabalpur, 151 from Sagar, 151 from Dindori, 105 from Mandla, 251 from Gwalior and 148 pilgrims from Morena.
A train will leave for Rameshwaram on October 6 carrying 248 pilgrims from Shajapur, 149 from Agar, 249 from Bhopal, 132 from Raisen, 197 from Hoshangabad, on November 7 carrying 274 pilgrims from Damoh, 278 from Shahdol, 215 from Anuppur and 210 pilgrims from Umaria, onNovember 15 carrying 340 pilgrims from Sagar, 320 from Damoh and 320 pilgrims from Narsinghpur, on November 18 carrying 248 pilgrims from Guna, 260 from Gwalior, 160 from Morena, 151 from Bhind and 157 pilgrims from Datia, on November 21 carrying 312 pilgrims from Burhanpur, 330 from Harda and 335 pilgrims from Betul and on November 23 carrying 245 pilgrims from Satna, 205 from Panna, 220 from Jabalpur, 151 from Didori and 155 pilgrims from Mandla.
For Vaishnodevi, a train will leave on October 8 carrying 301 pilgrims from Satna, 260 from Chhatarpur, 216 from Tikamgarh and 199 from Panna, on November 10 carrying 260 pilgrims from Shivpuri, 301 from Gwalior, 205 from Bhind and 210 pilgrims from Morena, on November 15carrying 300 pilgrims from Indore, 210 from Dewas, 250 from Ujjain and 216 pilgrims from Dhar, onNovember 26 carrying 260 pilgrims from Hoshangabad, 295 from Ratlam, 220 from Mandsaur and 201 pilgrims from Neemuch and on December 1 carrying 230 pilgrims from Satna, 225 from Sagar, 151 from Singrauli and 154 pilgrims from Sidhi.
For Puri, a train will leave on October 10 carrying 225 pilgrims from Burhanpur, 228 from Khandwa, 195 from Khargone, 164 from Barwani and 165 pilgrims from Harda, on October 14 carrying 251 pilgrims from Guna, 240 from Ashok Nagar, 275 from Sagar and 210 from Damoh. For Dwarka, a train will leave on October 15 carrying 251 pilgrims from Jabalpur, 248 from Katni, 230 from Damoh, 122 from Dindori and 125 from Mandla, on November 6 carrying 365 pilgrims from Chhindwara, 209 from Betul, 201 from Sehore and 202 pilgrims from Seoni. A train will leave for Tirupathi on November 2 carrying 200 pilgrims from Vidisha, 250 from Bhopal, 165 from Sehore, 151 from Raisen and 210 pilgrims from Hoshangabad and on November 14 carrying 245 pilgrims from Khandwa, 151 from Barwani, 152 from Khargone, 158 from Harda and 270 pilgrims from Chhindwara.