Applications are invited for admissions into TTD-run
SV Deaf High School and SV Deaf Junior College for the academic year 2026–27. Filled-in applications will be accepted till June 1, 2026.
Hearing-impaired students from Tirupati, Bhimavaram, and Warangal can apply. Admissions will be made by a selection committee. Entry is offered into Class I and Intermediate First Year as per norms, and into other classes based on vacancies.
Applications can be obtained from SV Deaf Junior College, Tirupati, or downloaded from www.tirumala.org. Completed forms should be sent to the In-charge Principal, SVDF, Alipiri, Tirupati – 517501.
Established in 1974, these institutions provide quality education along with skill development such as drawing, tailoring, book binding, and yoga. Free education, accommodation, food, medical care, and sign-language-based teaching are provided.
TTD continues to support these institutions, shaping students towards self-reliance and equal opportunities.
TTD has clarified to devotees that there is no fuel shortage in Tirumala.
As petrol was exhausted at the HP and IOCL petrol bunks in Tirumala on Sunday afternoon, No Stock boards were displayed at the respective outlets.
By evening, a tanker reached the HP petrol bunk and fuel became available. It has been informed that a tanker will reach the IOCL petrol bunk by tomorrow morning as well.
TTD Additional EO Sri Ch. Venkaiah Chowdary also instructed the dealers to take precautionary measures in advance to ensure that no fuel shortage arises at the petrol bunks in Tirumala.
TTD Additional Executive Officer Sri C.H. Venkayya Chowdary stated that Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the architect of the Indian Constitution, is a guiding force for building an egalitarian society. The message of equality resonated throughout Mahati Kalakshetram in Tirupati as the 135th birth anniversary of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was celebrated grandly under the aegis of TTD on Tuesday.
Speaking on the occasion, the Additional EO said that Ambedkar Jayanti should be viewed not merely as a celebration but as a festival of social equality. He lauded Dr. Ambedkar’s immense contribution towards safeguarding the rights of citizens, workers, farmers, women, and marginalized communities in nation-building. He noted that Ambedkar strengthened the executive, legislative, and judicial systems and framed the Constitution to ensure justice for all. He added that India continues to progress in all spheres guided by the values of liberty, equality, and fraternity.
TTD CVSO Sri K.V. Muralikrishna said that Dr. Ambedkar was a महान leader who, despite facing numerous adversities, guided people towards awareness and empowerment. He described him as a visionary who provided clear direction to the nation.
Renowned journalist Sri M. Satish Chander, the chief guest, said that no other constitutional architect in the world has received the kind of respect that Dr. Ambedkar has. He praised Ambedkar as a great leader who provided a stable framework for India and shaped its future.
Another speaker, Prof. Dr. Chintakindi Kasim from Osmania University, described Ambedkar as a far-sighted leader who steered the nation towards secularism and socialism. He said Ambedkar’s struggles for water rights, women’s education, and social justice remain exemplary.
TTD Trust Board Member Smt. Panabaka Lakshmi stated that it was due to the rights ensured by Ambedkar that she had the opportunity to serve as a Union Minister. She advised the youth to make the best use of opportunities provided by the government and rise to higher positions.
As part of the program, rituals were first performed to the idol of the Lord, followed by the lighting of the ceremonial lamp and floral tributes to the portrait of Dr. Ambedkar. Cultural programs presented by a Vijayawada troupe under the leadership of Kala Ratna Sri Rangam Rajesh captivated the audience.
Communal Awards Presented to 60 Employees
On this occasion, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Communal Awards were presented to 60 TTD employees. Each awardee was honored with a 5-gram silver dollar and a portrait of Dr. Ambedkar. Prizes were also distributed to winners of quiz and essay writing competitions. Dignitaries and speakers were felicitated.
The program was conducted under the supervision of Deputy EO (Welfare) Sri A. Anandaraju. TTD PRO Dr. T. Ravi, employee union leaders, staff, and students attended the event in large numbers.
TTD Chief Vigilance and Security Officer Sri K.V. Muralikrishna stated that true equality in society can be achieved only when there is equality among all individuals, without any discrimination or hierarchy.
On the occasion of the 119th birth anniversary of eminent humanist Dr. Babu Jagjivan Ram, a program was organized on Sunday at Mahathi Auditorium in Tirupati.
Speaking on the occasion, he said that a change in mindset among individuals is essential to eliminate discrimination in society. He noted that Dr. Jagjivan Ram, who served as the Union Agriculture Minister, played a significant role in India’s Green Revolution and rendered remarkable services to the agricultural sector.
He praised Dr. Jagjivan Ram as a great leader who imbibed moral values from a young age and worked tirelessly towards the eradication of untouchability. He emphasized that talent exists in everyone and is not dependent on caste or economic status.
Additional District Judge Sri T. Ramachandra, who attended as the chief guest speaker, highlighted that Dr. Jagjivan Ram demonstrated exemplary leadership by mobilizing youth and undertaking relief activities during the Bihar earthquake.
Sri Chandu from Vijayawada remarked that Dr. Jagjivan Ram made notable contributions towards the rights of Dalits and also worked for the empowerment of women.
Smt. Charulatha from Nellore stated that during his 52-year political career, he served all sections of society equally.
On this occasion, floral tributes were paid to the portrait of Dr. Babu Jagjivan Ram, and 56 employees who rendered outstanding services were felicitated.
Prizes were also distributed to the winners of essay writing and quiz competitions.
The program was conducted under the leadership of TTD Welfare Department Deputy EO Sri Ananda Raju, and attended by TTD officials and staff.
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