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Tirumala witness surge in devotees rush, to take 18 hours for Sarvadarshans
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The Tirumala continues to witness a surge in devotees, with long queues stretching for hours as they wait to catch a glimpse of Sri Venkateswara Swami.
The Tirumala continues to witness a surge in devotees, with long queues stretching for hours as they wait to catch a glimpse of Sri Venkateswara Swami.
The waiting time for the free Sarva Darshan currently stands at a staggering 18 hours, with devotees patiently standing in queues outside all compartments. For those with Rs. 300 special tokens will have to wait for 5 hours in line
Yesterday, a total of 80,404 people made their way to the temple to seek the blessings of the deity. Additionally, 35,825 devotees offered hair as a sign of their devotion.
The Srivari Hundi also saw a significant income of Rs. 3.83 crores being collected from the donations and offerings made by the devotees.
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