Sadhguru returns to Nepal; Isha says ‘no encouraging indication of survivors at immigration office’

Also, the Isha Foundation, in a statement, said there was “no encouraging indication of survivors” at Tibet’s immigration office where 77 of its pilgrims were caught in the disaster. Maa Gambhiri said that there was considerable pressure from the Indian government for Sadhguru to travel by air, “but he has a different plan.” “In fact, he wants to visit the site (ground zero) where the incident occurred so that he can provide all possible assistance. Sadhguru wanted to travel by road,” Maa Gambhiri, coordinator of Isha Sacred Walks, told news agency ANI. Gambhiri said Sadhguru’s decision to stay in Tibet…