Telangana Chief Minister KCR had the big dream of renovating the famous Yadadri temple. The government had spent over 1,000 crores to renovate the temple and the renovated temple was recently opened with a massive ritual. Priests and experts from all over the country were called for the ceremony.
Besides the Yadagirigutta temple, the Telangana government had renovated another temple. The renovated Ramalingeswara temple was visited by CM KCR where he took part in the Mahakumbh Abhishekam. CM KCR and his wife took part in the ritual to re-open the old temple.
The rituals at the temple started in the morning. Starting with pratishtha, various rituals were followed. Seer Madhavananda Saraswati Swami took care of the rituals and he led the rituals from the front. As mentioned by them, the rituals were followed.
After the Abhishekam, Teertha Prasadam was distributed to the devotees on the occasion. On the occasion, a few Ministers accompanied Chief Minister KCR on the special occasion.
The renovated Yadagirigutta temple was in the news earlier, as no government had spent such a big amount on renovating the temple. Despite the criticism, KCR went ahead and fulfilled his dream. If things had not turned ugly, Prime Minister Narendra Modi would have graced the occasion as a chief guest.
Besides the Yadagirigutta temple, the Telangana government had renovated another temple. The renovated Ramalingeswara temple was visited by CM KCR where he took part in the Mahakumbh Abhishekam. CM KCR and his wife took part in the ritual to re-open the old temple.
The rituals at the temple started in the morning. Starting with pratishtha, various rituals were followed. Seer Madhavananda Saraswati Swami took care of the rituals and he led the rituals from the front. As mentioned by them, the rituals were followed.
After the Abhishekam, Teertha Prasadam was distributed to the devotees on the occasion. On the occasion, a few Ministers accompanied Chief Minister KCR on the special occasion.
The renovated Yadagirigutta temple was in the news earlier, as no government had spent such a big amount on renovating the temple. Despite the criticism, KCR went ahead and fulfilled his dream. If things had not turned ugly, Prime Minister Narendra Modi would have graced the occasion as a chief guest.