Live
- Who is Breon Peace? The US Attorney Behind the Indictment of Gautam Adani
- Quick commerce workforce expansion to surge by 60 pc in India
- Omar Abdullah to embark on Umrah visit to Saudi Arabia on Nov 24
- Hyderabad Population 2024: 1.6 Crore People and 85 Lakh Vehicles Under HYDRAA's Jurisdiction
- "Wanaparthy District Collector Adarsh Surabhi Orders Precautions to Ensure Safe Mid-Day Meals"
- Jain Monk Shri 108 Jnaneshwar Muni Attains Samadhi at Devlapur
- Meet DJ Yogi: The Favorite DJ of Bollywood Celebrities and Sports Stars
- Synergy Marine Group Champions Onboard AI Agriculture for Healthier Crews and a Greener Future
- BJP alleges Rs 45 cr scam by AAP govt in school construction
- Yashoda Medicity organizes “Crown of Courage” ceremony to honor Cancer Survivors
Massive Rush of Devotees in Tirumala; to take 20 hours for Sarvadarshans
The Tirumala in Andhra Pradesh is currently experiencing a huge influx of devotees, with all compartments of the Vaikuntha queue complex filled to capacity.
The Tirumala in Andhra Pradesh is currently experiencing a huge influx of devotees, with all compartments of the Vaikuntha queue complex filled to capacity. Hundreds of devotees are lining up outside, eagerly waiting for their turn to have a glimpse of Srivari, the presiding deity.
For those without any tokens, the wait time to see Srivari is a staggering 20 hours. However, for those with 300 separate entrances, the wait time is reduced to 6 hours. The Vaikuntham queue complex and Narayangiri sheds are both completely full, with devotees lined up in queues stretching for about 3 kilometers.
To accommodate the massive crowd, TTD officials are providing essential amenities such as drinking water, food, and milk to the devotees waiting in queue lines. The rush is expected to continue till the weekend, with thousands of devotees flocking to the sacred shrine to seek blessings from Srivari.
