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The TTD priests performed all rituals on Sunday, and the Maha Samprokashanm ritual, which began on May 18, will be concluded on Monday, and the temple will then be made open to the public for darshan.
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The Venkateshwara Swamy temple in Karimnagar would be constructed in 10 acres of land spending Rs 20 crore
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The Devastanam Education Officer has announced that eligible candidates can apply online for admission to Sri Padmavathi and Sri Venkateswara Junior Colleges from May 17
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On Sunday, Tirumala saw a strong downpour, which led to a two-hour power outage. The devotee may have used a pen camera to record a video.
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Subba Reddy further said that they are expecting the Central government will soon submit TTD its permission for the renewal of the FCRA licence.
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Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD) has sanctioned Rs 53.62 crore for Sri Padmavati Women's Medical College under the jurisdiction of SVIMS
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On Thursday, 60,101 devotees visited Tirumala Srivasa and paid their prayers, and 30,991 devotees offered talaneelalu( offered hair) for Lord Venkateshwara
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Devotees can get their hands on the tickets via the official website of TTD or the mobile application.
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TTD chairman YV Subba Reddy said that some important decisions were taken in the TTD board meeting on February 15 but the details were not made public due to election code.
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TTD Executive Officer A.V. Dharma Reddy said that face recognition technology allocate rooms for devotees in about ten minutes and eliminating the middlemen
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The tickets include the Kalyanotsavam, Oonjal Seva, Arjita Brahmotsavam, and Sahasradeepalankarana Sevas
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This year so far, a total of 14,182 people booked bus ticket along with Special Entry Darshan (Seeghra Darshan) tickets of Sri Venkateswara Swamy
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Automatic laddu making machines will be set up at a cost of Rs 50 crore at Tirumala by December this year, according to TTD executive officer AV Dharma Reddy
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According to TTD officials, the mobile application was developed by Jio platforms by spending several crores of rupees and then donated to the TTD.
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The video was uploaded in February last year reportedly by a Hyderabad-based firm.
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The once dormant religious shrine of Sri Vaishnava cult led by hardcores at Tirumala has now become an harbinger of not just Dharmic activities but also transformed into a role model conservatory of Bhakti cult, Vedic knowledge, education and healthcare and also service to society.
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TTD executive officer Dharma Reddy clarified that there was no increase in the rentals of rooms allotted to ordinary devotees.
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The chairman said that the visit of the seer to the state helped the people develop spiritual thoughts.
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The move comes in the wake of the fresh Covid-19 guidelines issued by Central and State governments.
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The clarification comes after news that devotees can book laddus online at www.tirupatibalaji.ap.gov.in has been doing rounds on social media for the past few days.