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Shakambari fete at Bhadrakali temple from tomorrow.
Annual Shakambari Festival at the historic Bhadrakali temple in Warangal is scheduled to begin on July 5. Temple chief priest B Seshagiri Rao and executive officer K Anjani Devi informed that the event begins on July 5 with ‘Sahasra Kalasabhishekam’ and concludes on July 19. During the 15-day event, the temple deity would be decorated with different kinds of vegetables.
​Warangal: Annual Shakambari Festival at the historic Bhadrakali temple in Warangal is scheduled to begin on July 5.
Temple chief priest B Seshagiri Rao and executive officer K Anjani Devi informed that the event begins on July 5 with ‘Sahasra Kalasabhishekam’ and concludes on July 19. During the 15-day event, the temple deity would be decorated with different kinds of vegetables.
The decorations would depict her incarnations during the celebrations. On July 19, on which ‘Guru Poornima’ falls, the deity would be decorated as ‘Sakambari’, said the chief priest addressing a press conference at the temple on Sunday.
Bhadrakali temple is one of the few temples in the State, where ‘Navaratri Chatushtayam’ is being organised. The temple is a special temple and the flow of devotees is increasing as they feel benevolence of the deity in granting their wishes, he explained.
Inspired by Shakambari festival at Bhadrakali temple, trustees of Vijayawada Kanaka Durga temple, Bhramarambika temple in Srisailam and many others have also started celebrating the event at their respective temples, he added.
Anjani Devi said elaborate arrangements are being made for the smooth and successful conduct of the festival. It is expected that nearly 10,000 devotees would visit the temple everyday from different parts of Telugu states to take part in the event.
Departments like Municipal Corporation, health, police and others are making the arrangements like sanitation, drinking water, barricading for queue lines and installation of CCTVs. During festival special pujas and cultural programmes would also be held.
A publicity poster of the event is released on the occasion.
