Mukkumlung/pathivara is our sacred cultural site/ not a picnic spot. Cable car construction destroys our cultural site. Each and every stone of Mukkumlung / Pathivara is sacred to us. Development can be achieved in another ways.

@@bijuthegim Is not possible to build in (PPP) People Private Partnership Model so economic growth will boost in the region.If every people of the country adopt the same as pathivara model country development progress will be standstill. At any cost country region need to be economic prosporous for the benefit of huge masses so per capita will grow and will have significant contribution to national economy.For example Kedarnath,Baishnodevi and Amarnath in India is also having cable car which are also religiously popular in within 1400 million people in India.In my view progress and prosperity should be stopped which is hazardous to further growth and invetiably lead to proverty and backwardness.This is 21st century every part and every region development should grow and prosper for the benefit and well being of the local people.(Nepal)

@@pratapraut1133 Also consider other side of the story. We may think only about the revenues that might come from the religious tourism. Commercialisation bring destruction to cultural heritage sites. What is the purpose of cable car?- comfortness ?, - saving time and money - revenue generation. This is one side of the story. Construction of platform and cable car infrastructure need clearance of large natural vegetation, destruction of natural landscapes, religious beliefs. You should gain some studies about our mundhumic places.