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Saraswathi Devi, revered during Navaratri’s last 3 days, symbolizes knowledge and music. Dressed in white, she embodies purity and enlightenment. Devotees worship her for intellect and wisdom, especially students. Placing books near her idol signifies respect for learning. Her blessings guide seekers toward truth and spiritual growth.
Mula Nakshatram, symbolized by roots, represents profound transformation and hidden truths. Ruled by Ketu, it promotes spiritual growth through destruction of illusions. People born under Mula are intense, curious, and seekers of truth. It marks powerful shifts and is ideal for introspection, healing, and shedding old patterns to embrace new beginnings.
At Tirumala temple in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, devotees are waiting in all 32 compartments for darshan today. Sarvadarshan without tokens currently takes around 24 hours. On Saturday, September 27, 75,006 devotees had darshan of Lord Venkateswara, and 45,413 offered tonsuring. The TTD reported a Hundi collection of ₹3.36 crore on the same day.
Dussehra Navaratri celebrations have entered the seventh day today. At the Srisailam temple, Goddess Bhramarambha will appear in the divine form of ‘Kaala Ratri’ in the evening. A grand Gaja Vahanam procession will be held at 7 PM. A large number of devotees are expected, and authorities have arranged smooth logistics to avoid any inconvenience.
Dussehra Navaratri celebrations continue in grandeur at Indrakiladri, Vijayawada. On the 7th day, Goddess Durga appeared as ‘Maha Chandi Devi’ to devotees. Darshan is available from 4 AM to 12:30 AM, with all arrangements in place. A special queue has been organized for devotees participating in the sacred Bhavani Mala Dharana ritual.
On the seventh day of Navratri, Goddess Peddamma appeared in the divine form of Skandamata Devi at the Jubilee Hills temple in Hyderabad. Special pujas were performed by the priests, while large crowds of devotees gathered for darshan. Temple authorities have made strict arrangements to manage the rush and ensure a smooth experience for devotees.
Thousands of devotees have gathered along the Mada streets in Tirumala for the auspicious Garuda Seva today. In response, TTD will provide continuous food service, preparing to feed over 4 lakh people until Monday morning. Also, the Annadana Satra on Tirumala hills will remain open 24 hours to serve pilgrims without interruption.
Navaratri celebrations continue in grandeur at Indrakiladri, Vijayawada. On the sixth day, Goddess Durga appeared as ‘Lalita Tripurasundari Devi’ to devotees. Darshan is available from 4 AM to 12:30 AM, with all arrangements in place. A special queue has been organized for devotees participating in the sacred Bhavani Mala Dharana ritual.
On the fifth day of Navaratri, Goddess Kanakadurga will appear in the form of Mahalakshmi at the Indrakiladri temple in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh. With a heavy rush of devotees expected, Temple Executive Officer Seenanayak has appealed to VIPs to avoid untimely visits, as such disruptions may inconvenience common devotees during the auspicious celebrations.
Lalitha Sundari Devi represents the supreme goddess in Shakta tradition, embodying beauty, wisdom, and fierce strength. She is revered as the cosmic mother who balances creation and destruction. Worship of Lalitha signifies spiritual awakening, inner strength, and the transformative power of the divine feminine in Hindu philosophy.
A grand gold offering, including a Yagnopaveetham (sacred thread) worth ₹3.86 crore, was donated to Tirumala Srivaru by Hindustan Enterprises MD Puvvada Mastan Rao and his wife Kumkuma from Visakhapatnam. The couple presented the gift to TTD Chairman B.R. Naidu, who thanked them and offered theertha prasadam in appreciation.
At Tirumala temple in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, devotees are waiting in 4 compartments for darshan today. Sarvadarshan without tokens currently takes around 3 hours. On Tuesday, September 23, 63,837 devotees had darshan of Lord Venkateswara, and 20,904 offered tonsuring. The TTD reported a Hundi collection of ₹2.85 crore on the same day.
‘Annapurna Devi’, the goddess of food and nourishment, is revered as the provider of life-sustaining energy and divine abundance. Worshipping her ensures that no devotee goes hungry, both physically and spiritually. Her divine presence reminds us that feeding others is the highest form of service and devotion to the Supreme Mother of compassion.
During the nine days of Dussehra Navaratri, Goddess Durga is worshipped in nine divine forms: Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kalaratri, Mahagauri, and Siddhidatri. Each incarnation symbolizes unique powers and virtues, celebrated with devotion across India, marking the triumph of good over evil.
The famous Kanakadurga Laddu, a favorite among devotees at Indrakiladri in Vijayawada, is being prepared in record numbers for this year’s Navratri festival. A total of 36 lakh laddus are being made in a newly constructed building within the temple premises. This time, the Prasad is being prepared with extra focus on cleanliness, purity, and […]