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The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) will release the June month quota for Virtual Arjitha Sevas online today at 3 PM. Devotees are advised to book Arjita Sevas through the portal ttdevasthanams.ap.gov.in. Earlier, at 10 AM, online bookings for Kalyanotsavam, Unjal Seva, Arjita Brahmotsavam, and Sahasra Deepalankara Seva were made available to devotees.
The Tirumala Temple drew a huge crowd today, with around 69,008 devotees seeking darshan of Lord Balaji on March 20. Those without tokens faced waits of up to 17 hours across all 32 compartments. On Friday, 34,001 devotees offered tonsuring, while the TTD reported a hundi collection of ₹3.36 crore, showcasing unwavering faith and devotion.
Grand festivities mark the upcoming Chilkur Balaji Temple Brahmotsavams at Chilkur Temple starting March 27. The eight-day celebration begins with Ankurarpana, followed by flag hoisting and various vahana sevas, including Shesha, Gopa, and Hanumantha. Highlights include Kalyanotsavam, Vasantotsavam, Mahabhishekam, and concluding rituals on April 3.
A vibrant spiritual atmosphere prevails in Bhadrachalam as the Thiru Kalyana Brahmotsavams commence at the Seetha Ramachandra Swamy Temple. Today, Lord Seetha Ramachandra Swamy will grace devotees with a grand procession through the temple streets on a richly adorned chariot. Chanting of Vedic hymns and traditional music will enhance the divine experience.
Festive fervor marks the Ugadi Brahmotsavams at Srisailam Temple in Nandyal district, which began March 16 and conclude today. Rituals at Yagasala highlight Ugadi celebrations, while Goddess Bhramarambika appears in special evening adornment and later rides a horse-drawn chariot for prayers. On Thursday, 77,859 Kannada devotees received darshan of Lord Shiva.
Eid-ul-Fitr will be celebrated in Saudi Arabia, UAE and other Middle East countries on March 20 after the Shawwal moon was not sighted, completing 30 days of Ramadan. In India, the moon sighting on Mar 19 will decide the date, Eid may fall on March 20 if sighted, or March 21 otherwise. India usually celebrates […]
TTD will release Arjitha Seva tickets on March 21 at 10 AM, followed by virtual seva slots at 3 PM. Anga Pradakshina and Srivani tickets open March 23, along with special darshan tokens. On March 24, special entry darshan and Tirumala room quotas will be released online for devotees booking through the official website, http://ttdevasthanams.ap.gov.in.
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) will release E-DIP online Arjitha Seva tickets, including virtual sevas, for June 2026 today at 10:00 am. Devotees are advised to book tickets only through the official TTD website to ensure secure reservations for darshan and sevas. Avoid third-party sites to prevent fraud and ensure a smooth booking experience.
Massive numbers of worshippers gathered at the Two Holy Mosques in Makkah and Madinah on the 27th night of Ramzan, believed to be Laylat Al‑Qadr, one of the most sacred nights in Islam. Pilgrims engaged in prayers and supplications throughout the night, while Saudi authorities managed crowds and provided services to support devotees.
The Tirumala Temple drew a huge crowd today, with around 67,264 devotees seeking darshan of Lord Balaji on March 13th. Those without tokens faced waits of up to 16 hours across all 32 compartments. On Friday, 29,410 devotees offered tonsuring, while the TTD reported a hundi collection of ₹4.28 crore, showcasing unwavering faith and devotion.
The Tirumala Temple drew a massive crowd today, with around 68,754 devotees seeking darshan of Lord Balaji on March 12. Those without tokens faced waits of up to 20 hours across all 32 compartments. On Thursday, 25,569 devotees offered tonsuring, while the TTD reported a hundi collection of ₹3.68 crore, showcasing unwavering faith and devotion.
TTD brings a heartening initiative for Tirumala devotees as literacy training comes to the holy town. Following the footsteps of Telangana’s Basara temple, TTD will launch a pilot program at Tirumala, introducing ‘Govindam – an early literacy program for children aged three to five. The move aims to nurture learning among the youngest devotees.
The Tirumala Temple drew a huge crowd today, with around 66,606 devotees seeking darshan of Lord Balaji on March 11th. Those without tokens faced waits of up to 13 hours across 24 compartments. On Wednesday, 25,899 devotees offered tonsuring, while the TTD reported a hundi collection of ₹4.78 crore, showcasing unwavering faith and devotion.
Dhulpet in Hyderabad is gearing up for a grand Sri Ram Navami Shobha Yatra later this month. Hindu organizations have begun preparations for the elaborate procession, which will commence from Akashapuri Hanuman Temple and proceed to Hanuman Gymnasium in Sultan Bazaar. Special arrangements are being made to ensure safety of all participants.
The Tirumala Temple drew a massive crowd today, with around 73,572 devotees seeking darshan of Lord Balaji on March 10. Those without tokens faced waits of up to 11 hours across 29 compartments. On Wednesday, 22,747 devotees offered tonsuring, while the TTD reported a hundi collection of ₹4.38 crore, showcasing unwavering faith and devotion.