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400 specially-abled students have darshan
Specially-abled students in front of the temple at Tirumala on Tuesday after having darshan of Lord Venkateswara
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Nearly 400 students who were visually challenged and differently-abled under Sri Astottara Shatachukkala Trust from Hyderabad had darshan of the presiding deity at Tirumala on Tuesday evening.
Tirumala: Nearly 400 students who were visually challenged and differently-abled under Sri Astottara Shatachukkala Trust from Hyderabad had darshan of the presiding deity at Tirumala on Tuesday evening.
The students expressed immense happiness about their divine experience and thanked the TD for the darshan arrangements. Trust founder Venu was also present.
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