Kumkumeshwara Swamy temple to get Rs 5 crore makeover

Hanumakonda: Parakala MLA Revuri Prakash Reddy on Monday launched development works at Sri KumkumeshwaraSwamy Temple in Parakala town, with Rs 5 crore sanctioned by the state government.

The project includes the construction of four Maharaja Gopurams, a PrakaraMandapam and MadaVeedhi, aimed at enhancing the temple’s appearance and improving facilities for devotees.

The foundation stone for the works was laid during Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s visit to Parakala. Following special prayers at the temple, the MLA performed the groundbreaking ceremony to formally commence construction. Revuri Prakash Reddy expressed satisfaction over the government’s allocation, stating that the temple holds significant spiritual importance and attracts devotees regularly. He said the proposed works would strengthen infrastructure and further enhance the temple’s prominence as a religious centre. The MLA directed officials to maintain high construction standards and ensure that all works adhere to temple traditions and Agama Shastra rules. He also stressed the need to complete the project within the stipulated timeframe without compromising quality.

Once completed, the development works are expected to improve the temple’s surroundings and provide a better experience for devotees.

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