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Indian spiritual group loses contact with 77 pilgrims in Tibet
A pilgrimage group led by the Isha Foundation has remained out of contact while trekking in Tibet. The 77-member group was led by Jaggi Vasudev, commonly known as Sadhguru, the founder of the Chennai-based spiritual organization.
LSN India ·
The Isha Foundation, a spiritual organization founded by Indian spiritual leader Jaggi Vasudev, has reported that a group of 77 pilgrims trekking in Tibet has lost contact with base operations. The group, which was being led by Sadhguru himself, ventured into the Himalayan region as part of a pilgrimage initiative organized by the foundation.
As of the latest updates, no communication has been established with the trekking party, raising concerns among family members and foundation officials. The exact circumstances leading to the communication breakdown remain unclear at this stage.
The Isha Foundation, headquartered in Chennai, is one of India's prominent spiritual organizations with a significant following both domestically and internationally. The foundation conducts regular spiritual programs and pilgrimages to various destinations across the globe.
No official statement has been released regarding the welfare of the group members or any rescue or recovery operations that may be underway in the challenging mountainous terrain of Tibet.