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Sangameshwar Swamy temple trust board constituted
In response to a report appeared in these columns of The Hans India, the State government on Thursday constituted the Temple Trust Board for Sangameshwar Swamy temple, Ketaki Ending a threeyear drought, the State government issued relevant orders constituting the Trust Board for the duration of one year
Zaheerabad: In response to a report appeared in these columns of The Hans India, the State government on Thursday constituted the Temple Trust Board for Sangameshwar Swamy temple, Ketaki. Ending a three-year drought, the State government issued relevant orders constituting the Trust Board for the duration of one year.
The Trust Board members are: Narasimha Goud (Guntamarpalli), Pandarinath (Eedulapalli), Santosh (Jharasangam), Venkatesam (Machunur), B Sanganna (Jharasangam), Sangameshwar (Medapalli), Hanmanth Reddy (Bopan Palli), Lakmaya (Narsapur), Naganna (Birdipur), Baswaraj (Jharasangam), Prabhugupta (Sadasivapet) and Basayya Swamy (Jharasangam).
Temple Trust Board members called on Major Irrigation Minister T Harish Rao and conveyed their gratitude to the government for having appointed them as members of the temple body. The Minister distributed sweets among the governing body members and congratulated them. Former president of Jharasangam mandal Narasimha Goud was tipped to be the temple trust chairman.
