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Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Venkateshwara Temple of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) is located in Vyalikaval, Bangalore

Lord Venkateshwara’s darshan now in Bangalore


Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanam opens in Malleswaram. Pratistapana Mahotsava of Lord Venkateswara Swami will be scheduled from May 21-23 at Vyalikaval, Malleswaram, Bangalore

Given the growing number of devotees that visit The Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanam (TTD) in Andhra Pradesh, The TTD today announced the opening of the Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanam Temple at Vyalikaval, Malleswaram, Bangalore.

For the benefit and with the sole objective of catering to the thousands of devotees in Bangalore and Karnataka, the TTD, Bangalore, has constructed a new Temple at Vyalikaval, in Malleswaram, Bangalore.  The Pratistapana of the Lords shall be organized from May 21st - 23rd, 2010 at the Temple Premises. The Temple will be open to devotees from 13.00 hrs on 23rd May 2010. The Temple as been constructed as per Agama Shastra, under the guidance of TTD’s Temple Architects and Statapathis. The rituals conducted will be performed in accordance with Vaikhanasa Agama Shastra.

All the puja/ sevas being conducted will be done in the same spirit as in Tirumala and all the contributions made here shall be directly credited to TTD Hundi at Tirupathi.

The TTD Bangalore Information Center started in 1955 under the leadership of Late Mr. V. R. Naidu, Late Mr. S. R. Chandrsekhar and Late Mr. S. R. Srinivasan. The information center was started with the sole objective of helping the devotees visit the Lord’s abode in Tirumala with least inconvenience. The centre has been able to achieve its purpose and has helped millions of devotees from Karnataka and continues to a hub for providing information to the devotees in Bangalore on various sevas being held at the main shrine and facilitate the darshan by issuing e-darshan tickets etc.
 
The newly established Temple is an abode of seven deities –
1.      Lord Venkateshwara Swamy
2.      Sri Padmavati Ammavaru
3.      Sri Andal
4.      Sri Ganesha
5.      Sri Rama / Seeta Mata / Sri Lakshmana & Sri Anjaneya
6.      Sri Anjaneya
7.      Sri Radha & Krishna

The new temple will have the same pujas as being conducted at the Main Shrine at Tirumula. The devotees in Bangalore and Karnataka, can now visit the Temple and conduct the same sevas and seek blessings of the Lord, here in Bangalore.
The inauguration of the Temple is a culmination of an idea, which started over 2 decades ago but remained unfulfilled. 

Tirumala Tirupati Venkateswara Temple darshan booking in Chennai

TIRUPATI TIRUMALA BALAJI DARSHAN


Tirupati Darshan options available in Tirumala are :
Seeghra Darshan :
This facility is introduced to provide quick darshan for devotees. The ticket should be purchased near Vaikuntam Queue complex. It costs Rs.300/- each. After showing this ticket you are allowed to enter into the queue directly.
Sarva Darshan :
Sarva Darshan, which means “darshan for all”, as the name itself says anyone can enter the queue without any ticket. The timings vary each day for the Sarva darshan. Normally, 18 hours are allotted each day. It takes a very long time; one should stay inside the queue line for hours that is where Sudharsan token system is introduced. This token will be tied to each person’s wrist by taking their picture and fingerprint as identification. Also, the time of your darshan is also mentioned on this token which gives the ease to go to other places and come back. One can enter the Vaikuntam Queue Complex as per the time mentioned on the token. The cost of this token is Rs.50/-. Sudharsan token systems are available at many places.
Divya Darshan :
Divya Darshan is the special facility provided for pedestrian who come on foot to Tirumala from Srivari Mettu or Alipiri. Free Accommodation, free food facilities are provided for those come on foot to Tirumala through bio-metric counters where they will take the photograph and finger print as identification.
Tirupati Balaji Darshan Travels 
T-Nagar, Chennai - 600 027
Tamil Nadu, India
Mobile NO : 07845198502

Delhi to have Lord Venkateswara temple Deccan Herald

Delhi to have Lord Venkateswara temple


The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD), the body that manages activities and funds at the Lord Venkateswara temple at Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh, is constructing a grand Balaji temple in Delhi.


"Construction of the Venkateswara temple in Delhi has began. The temple is being built at Gole Market in the capital and it will be completed by December, 2010 latest. A 'dhyana mandiram' is also being built," TTD Executive Officer I Y R Krishna Rao told PTI here.
The TTD will also be organising a 'Kalyanotsavam' (wedding ceremony of the Lord) at the famous Sri Venkateswara College in New Delhi on March 21, and Raya Vellore in Tamil Nadu later in the month, he said.

The TTD has received requests for organising the 'Kalyanotsavam' from many states like Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and at Mumbai in Maharashtra. The objective of organising the event in various towns and cities is propagation of spiritual values among the people.
"The 'Srinivasa Kalyanam' is not independent. It is part of our efforts for propagation of Hindu philosophy and values," Rao said.

The 'Kalyanotsavam', recently organised by the TTD at Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu drew huge crowds.The TTD supervises and oversees the activities, operations and finances of Tirupati and has several temples and sub-shrines under its control. The Executive Officer said the TTD is also laying emphasis on Sri Venkateswara Bhakti Channel (SVBC) that was set up for propagation of spiritual values among other things.

In addition to serials on Hindu religious texts, the channel shows live various 'pujas' (prayers) conducted at the Tirupati temple, which are a huge hit with the devotees in Andhra Pradesh and other southern states.

Expressing happiness over the channel winning 11 awards in various disciplines from the Andhra Pradesh government recently, Rao said the present Rs 50 crore budget of the channel can be increased further, provided value for money and commitment of the people is assured.

Venkateswara temple in Delhi-NCR

Brahmotsavam at Sri Venkateswara Mandir, New Delhi


The annual Brahmotsavam at Sri Venkateswara Mandir, New Delhi, is scheduled to take place between September 16 to 27, 2012. The Brahmostsavam will begin with the invoking of the Lord in agni  (sacred fire), kumba (sacred water) and madala vedi (alter of earth). During this festival, offerings will be made to the sacrificial fire both in the morning and evening. The moolava moorthy, utsav moorthi along with His consorts will be decorated with ornaments and flower garlands. After the poornahuti ( the final offering to the sacrificial fire), Perumal and His consorts will be taken out in different vahanas around the area so that He graces people living around the temple. Scholars will accompany Perumal reciting the vedas and the hymns of azhwars (Divya Prabandham). Further, Srimad Valmiki Ramayanam, Sribashyam of Sri Ramanujacharya and strotras of Sri Nigamantha Mahadesikan were also recited.
All are invited to get the anugraham of Sri Venkateswara.
The following is the detailed pathrigai (including the schedule) for the utsavam….
The following are some of the photographs taken during last year’s Brahmotsavam…

 
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