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Krishna water surrounds Sangameswaram temple
The Krishna river waters on Wednesday surrounded the Sangameswaram, following heavy rain in upstream Karnataka and Telangana states. The inflows are now moving towards the Srisailam reservoir. Consequent to the heavy water flow, the Bheema Lingam got submerged.
Atmakur (Kurnool): The Krishna river waters on Wednesday surrounded the Sangameswaram, following heavy rain in upstream Karnataka and Telangana states. The inflows are now moving towards the Srisailam reservoir. Consequent to the heavy water flow, the Bheema Lingam got submerged.
The river water touched the Pushkar ghat steps. Following the heavy inflows into the Krishna river, Vedic pandits performed Krishna Mahalaya Pournami poojas. The Peetadhipathi of Arunachala shrine in Tamil Nadu Tirumalai Sivanandahari visited the Bhujanga Theertham.
He told The Hans India that Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu was in favour of developing the lone Saraswati Kshetram in Andhra Pradesh and that he would conduct yagam there for ten days. Vedic pandits led by Telakapalli Raghurama Sarma continued the poojas for the seventh day on Wednesday (Mahalaya Pournami), besides Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Sudarshana Homam and Varuna Yagam.
