NO RECOMMENDATION LETTERS WILL BE ACCEPTED DURING MODEL CODE OF CONDUCT

NO RECOMMENDATION LETTERS WILL BE ACCEPTED DURING MODEL CODE OF CONDUCT

Spiritual   5:59 AM

In view of the Model Code of Conduct in force for the local body elections, TTD has stated that no recommendation letters will be accepted for Srivari darshan or accommodation in Tirumala.

Darshan and accommodation facilities will be provided only to protocol dignitaries visiting in person.

This arrangement will remain in force as long as the Model Code of Conduct is in effect.

Devotees are requested to take note of this and cooperate with TTD.

వేడుకగా బంగారు తిరుచ్చి ఉత్సవం bangaru tiruhi

వేడుకగా బంగారు తిరుచ్చి ఉత్సవం bangaru tiruhi

  5:58 AM

తిరుమల శ్రీ వేంకటేశ్వరస్వామివారి నవరాత్రి బ్రహ్మోత్సవాల్లో చివరి రోజైన మంగళవారం రాత్రి బంగారు తిరుచ్చి ఉత్సవం వైభవంగా జరిగింది.

ఈ సందర్భంగా శ్రీదేవి భూదేవి సమేత శ్రీ మలయప్ప స్వామివారు ఆలయ నాలుగు మాడ వీధుల్లో విహరించి భక్తులకు దర్శనమిచ్చారు.

ఈ కార్యక్రమంలో టీటీడీ ఈవో శ్రీ ముద్దాడ రవి చంద్ర,  తదితర అధికారులు పాల్గొన్నారు.

BANGARU TIRUCHI UTSAVAM HELD

BANGARU TIRUCHI UTSAVAM HELD

Spiritual   5:57 AM

On the evening of Tuesday on the last day of Navaratri Brahmotsavams, Bangaru Tiruchi was held.

Sri Malayappa Swamy along with Sridevi and Bhudevi were taken for a ride along the mada streets on Golden Tiruchi and pujas were offered.

TTD EO Sri Ravichandra and temple officials were present.

SRI MAHALAKSHMI DEEPOTSAVAM CELEBRATED WITH DEVOTION IN KUPPAM

SRI MAHALAKSHMI DEEPOTSAVAM CELEBRATED WITH DEVOTION IN KUPPAM

Spiritual   5:54 AM

The Sri Mahalakshmi Deepotsavam organised by TTD in Kuppam on Tuesday was celebrated with great devotion and spiritual fervour. A large number of women and devotees participated in the programme, lit lamps and offered collective prayers. Vedic chants, Annamacharya devotional songs and the glow of lamps filled the venue with a divine atmosphere.

Mrs. Nara Bhuvaneswari Participates as a Devotee

Mrs. Nara Bhuvaneswari, wife of Chief Minister Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu, participated in the rituals as an ordinary devotee and performed the prescribed prayers along with other devotees.

Deepotsavam Spreads Spiritual Light: Additional EO

TTD Additional EO Sri C.H. Venkaiah Chowdary said that the lamp symbolises the removal of darkness and the spread of knowledge. He stated that the monthly programme, jointly organised by TTD, Hindu Dharma Prachara Parishad (HDPP) and Sri Venkateswara Bhakti Channel (SVBC), promotes devotion, spiritual unity and Sanatana Dharma traditions. The Deepotsavam has been conducted five times since its inception.

Devotees Should Seek the Goddess's Blessings: JEO

TTD JEO Dr. A. Sarath said the Deepotsavam is organised every month to encourage devotion and preserve traditional religious practices. He urged devotees to participate in the Vijayadashami special worship with faith and devotion.

He said each puja kit provided to women devotees contained 24 types of ritual items, including kumkum, akshata, fruits, flowers, mangalsutram and bangles. After the rituals, devotees received holy water and five varieties of prasadam.

Traditional Rituals and Collective Deepa Aradhana

Priests from the Tirumala Srivari Temple performed Vishwaksena Puja, Punyahavachanam and Srinivasa Archana according to Vaikhanasa Agama traditions for Sri Venkateswara Swamy along with Sridevi and Bhudevi, and for Sri Chaturbhuja Mahalakshmi Ammavaru. Vedic scholars recited the Vishnu Sahasranamam, followed by special worship to the Goddess.

Annamacharya Project artistes enthralled devotees with devotional songs. The priests led the devotees in reciting the Deepa Mantram and performing collective Lakshmi Neerajanam. The venue glowed with the light of lamps as devotees prayed for prosperity, good health, happiness and peace in every family. Nakshatra Harathi and Kumbha Harathi were offered at the conclusion.

A woman devotee from Bengaluru expressed happiness at attending the programme and said that organising such a spiritual event in Kuppam was a blessing for the local people.

SVBC telecast the programme live.

TTD Board Member Sri Shantaram, HDPP Secretary Dr. Medasani Mohan, priests, Vedic scholars, TTD officials, staff and a large number of devotees participated in the event.

Arrangements for Chakrasnanam in Place

Arrangements for Chakrasnanam in Place

Spiritual   5:48 AM

In connection with the conclusion of the Srivari Navaratri Brahmotsavams at Tirumala, TTD has made elaborate arrangements for the sacred Chakrasnanam to be held on Tuesday morning. 

On Monday evening, TTD Additional EO Sri Ch. Venkaiah Chowdary, along with officials, inspected Srivari Pushkarini and reviewed the arrangements.

Facilities for 9,450 Devotees:

Arrangements have been made for about 9,450 devotees to take the holy dip in Srivari Pushkarini at a time. 

A total of 17 gates including seven entry gates and ten exit gates—have been arranged towards the smooth movement of devotees. 

Barricades have been put in place to regulate the crowd and enable devotees to take the holy bath safely.

Robust Security and Medical Services:

Security arrangements have been made with TTD Vigilance, police, TTD staff, Srivari Sevaks and NDRF teams. Swimmers and a boat have been kept ready at the Pushkarini.

Medical teams and ambulances under the aegis of Ashwini Hospital will remain available to provide emergency medical services. 

Officials said the water quality in the Pushkarini had been tested and confirmed to be free from contamination.

Annaprasadam arrangements have been made for devotees attending Chakrasnanam as well as staff on duty. 

LED screens have been installed in the temple precincts to enable devotees to view the Chakrasnanam.

Appeal to Devotees:

TTD has stated that the entire day of Chakrasnanam will remain auspicious. 

Devotees are requested not to rush and sought to take the holy dip in an orderly manner as per the instructions of officials as the holiness of waters lasts the entire day.

They have been asked to use only the designated routes and gates and cooperate with the staff. 

TTD has urged devotees to maintain discipline and take the holy bath safely to receive the blessings of Sri Venkateswara Swamy.

TTD JEO Sri Prabhala Gopinath, CVSO Sri Muralikrishna, District SP Sri Subbarayudu, along with several officials and staff, participated in the programme.