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Sabarimala Sannidhanam-17th Oct-01
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The Kerala Chief Minister arrived at Nilakkal to review the preparations for the Sabarimala pilgrimage and is visiting the parking grounds.
గరుడసేవ ఏర్పాట్లను వేర్వేరుగా పరిశీలించిన టీటీడీ ఈవో, అదనపు ఈవో garuda seva arrangements
తిరుమల శ్రీవారి నవరాత్రి
ప్రతి భక్తుడికి శ్రీవారి దర్శ
వివిధ ప్రాంతాల నుంచి వచ్చిన భక్తు
ఈ కార్యక్రమంలో సీవీఎస్వో శ్రీ
Mohini Avataram Mesmerizes Devotees-02
On the bright sunny day on Friday witnessed Sri Malayappa donning Mohini... The Universal celestial beauty Alankara as a part of ongoing Srivari Navaratri Brahmotsavams at Tirumala on fifth day.
The deity is specially adorned as Mohini—the enchanting beauty was taken in a grand procession, l on an ivory palanquin accompanied by Sri Krishna Swamy on another palanquin.
The observance recalls the episode after the churning of the cosmic ocean, when the Devas and Asuras competed for amritam (nectar of immortality), Sri Maha Vishnu assumed the captivating Mohini form, diverted the Asuras, and ensured that the nectar was distributed to the Devas—thereby protecting dharma.
In Tirumala’s tradition, the Mohini Avataram symbolises that the Asuras’ arrogance and desire were defeated, while the Devas, who sought refuge in the almighty, received divine grace.
The Mohini Avataram represents the divine intervention to uphold righteousness and protect the virtuous.
Devotees are reminded that worldly attractions are part of divine Maya and the carrier teaches them not to be enslaved by desire and to seek liberation through devotion.
Both the Pontiffs, TTD higher officials, board members and a large gathering of devotees were also present.
TTD EO and Addl EP Inspects Garuda Seva Arrangements Separately
As part of the ongoing Srivari Navaratri Brahmotsavams in Tirumala, TTD Executive Officer Sri Muddada Ravichandra inspected the arrangements along four mada streets made for the Garuda Seva on Friday.
Later, in the afternoon, TTD Additional Executive Officer Sri Ch. Venkaiah Chowdary also inspected the facilities provided to devotees in the galleries.
The officials said that elaborate arrangements have been made to ensure that every devotee has a comfortable darshan of Sri Venkateswara Swamy and a clear view of the Garuda Vahana Seva.
They added that annaprasadam, drinking water and buttermilk are being distributed to devotees in a planned manner, while special attention is being paid to cleanliness and sanitation.
The officials also interacted with devotees who had arrived from different parts of the country and ascertained their feedback on the facilities.
The devotees expressed immense satisfaction with the arrangements made by TTD and especially complimented the services of Srivari Sevaks.
Later, the Additional EO inspected the QR code system introduced at the vehicle parking area and gave necessary instructions to the officials concerned.
CVSO Sri K.V. Murali Krishna, several TTD officials and others participated in the programme.
TTD EO THANKS ALL FOR DEDICATED SERVICE TO DEVOTEES
TTD Executive Officer Sri Muddada Ravichandra said the Garuda Seva held on Friday night during the annual Navaratri Brahmotsavams of Lord Venkateswara was a grand success due to the collective efforts of all departments. He spoke to the media along with Additional EO Sri C.H. Venkaiah Chowdary after the Seva.
Despite heavy rain, devotees waited with unwavering devotion to witness Garuda Seva, and all were provided a full darshan of the Lord, the EO said. TTD ensured the supply of Annaprasadam, drinking water, almond milk, sundal, buttermilk and biscuit packets to devotees even during the rain.
Inspired by the motto “Service to devotees is service to the Lord,” the EO thanked the TTD Board, officers, staff, Vigilance and Security personnel, district administration, police, Srivari Sevaks and media representatives for their dedicated service.
He said officials had been instructed to prepare a report suggesting permanent solutions to provide better protection and facilities for devotees during heavy rains in the future.
The EO also appreciated the Electrical Department officials and staff for the attractive illumination arrangements, which added special charm to the Brahmotsavams.
TTD JEOs Dr A. Sharath and Sri Prabhala Gopinath, CVSO Sri K.V. Muralikrishna, District SP Sri L. Subbarayudu and other officials participated.
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