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On August 5 morning, Snapana Tirumanjanam followed by Pavitra Samarpana will be performed while in the evening, Maha Purnahuti will be observed.
The Ministry of Finance, Government of India is honouring the taxpayers who have been a part of the GST success story on the eve of the completion of its four years.
Out of the 1.3 crore registered persons under GST, only 54,439 persons attained eligibility to receive this appreciation. TTD has registered under GST in June 2017 in 11 states across the country.
TTD has been filing the GST Returns and paying taxes in time without any default.
In this connection, TTD has received two letters of appreciation from the Central Board of Direct Taxes.
As part of festivities daily Tirumanjanam and Asthanam will be conducted for utsava idol of Sri Andal Ammavaru in Ekantham as per Covid guidelines.
Among others, Sri Chakrathalwar Sattumora and Sri Prativadi Bhayankara Annan Sattumora will be held on August 8.
Similarly Snapana Tirumanjanam for utsava idols of Sri Govindaraja Swamy and Sri Andal Ammavaru will be performed on August 11.
TTD has however cancelled the procession of both utsava idols up to Padala Mandapam at Alipiri due to Covid restrictions.
Hyderabad, Aug 1: Governor Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan has called for healthy lifestyle and proper dietary habits to prevent and manage the hypertension.
Terming hypertension as a silent killer, she said that unwarranted lifestyle habits are causing the aggravation in blood pressure. The uncontrolled hypertension is resulting in stroke, heart and kidney ailments and other serious health conditions.
The Governor was virtually addressing the meeting on “Scientific Approach to Hypertension (SATH),” initiative launched by the Indian Society of Hypertension on Sunday.
Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan expressed concern that around 29 per cent of the people suffer from high blood pressure in the country. “The numbers are alarming and the consequences of ignoring the hypertension are turning out to be very serious,” she added.
The Governor urged the members of the Indian Society of Hypertension to strive to create better awareness about the hypertension and help people manage their blood pressure by adopting a healthy lifestyle.
“The hypertension is essentially a lifestyle disorder. There must be greater awareness about the causes and consequences of high blood pressure. Regular practice of yoga must be made a part of lifestyle in order to lead a healthy life,” she added.
Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan exhorted the people to follow increased physical activity, avoid sedentary lifestyle, reduce the salt intake, and seeking regular medical help to prevent the serious consequences of high blood pressure.
The Governor
appreciated the efforts of the Indian Society of Hypertension representatives
for their efforts in promoting awareness on hypertension and its management
through scientific approach.
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