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Tri-Saptaha Brahmotsavam from Dec 27
Tri-Saptaha Brahmotsavams of Lord Sri Venkateswara will be held from December 27 to January 18 at the Sri Venkateswara Devasthanam at Ramachandraraopeta in Eluru city.
Eluru: Tri-Saptaha Brahmotsavams of Lord Sri Venkateswara will be held from December 27 to January 18 at the Sri Venkateswara Devasthanam at Ramachandraraopeta in Eluru city.
MLA Badeti Kota Ramarao (Bujji) released the brochures of the event in his camp office in Powerpet here on Wednesday.
Speaking on the occasion, he said that on December 25 and 26, the temple committee would conduct the holy procession of Lord Sri Venkateswara in the city. The Brahmotsav would be inaugurated at 7.36 am on December 27 by MP Maganti Venkateswara Rao.
Mayor Sheikh Noorjahan, her husband and cooption member SMR Pedababu would inaugurate the Kala Vedika. The Nitya Kalyana Vedika would be inaugurated by State Film, Theatres and Stage Development Corporation chairman, Ambica Krishna.
The MLA suggested the temple committee to take necessary steps to conduct the Brahmotsavams. Temple Committee Chairman Sala Rajababu said that 39 Dhwajas of the Brahmotsavams would be inaugurated by the city's elite. Cultural and devotional programmes would be conducted at the temple in the evenings.
Temple Trust Board members Etakota Srinivasa Rao, Bellamkonda Srilakshmi, Jampa Suryanarayana, temple priests Maruti, Srinivasacharyulu and Satyanarayanacharyulu were at the event.
