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TTD invites devotees to send rare photos of temple
The public relations wing of TTD has invited the devotees to be a part of Brahmotsavams extravaganza and urged them to contribute rare photos in their memorabilia if any, to be displayed in photo exhibition during the mega religious fete.Devotees who have the rare collection of photos of the temple can send the copies to ‘The Public Relations Officer, TTD Administrative Building, KT Road, Tirupat
Tirupati: The public relations wing of TTD has invited the devotees to be a part of Brahmotsavams extravaganza and urged them to contribute rare photos in their memorabilia if any, to be displayed in photo exhibition during the mega religious fete.Devotees who have the rare collection of photos of the temple can send the copies to ‘The Public Relations Officer, TTD Administrative Building, KT Road, Tirupati’, before September 16.
It may be mentioned that, the photo exhibition of TTD at Kalyana Vedika has always been a centre of attraction during Brahmotsavams. The photo exhibition by TTD PR wing displays rarest collection of photos with TTD since 1930 till date, which includes jewellery collection of Lord, important places in Tirumala and Tirupati, visits by VVIPs, special events, rituals, poojas etc.
Conceptualised as ‘Naadu - Nedu’ (past and present), the photo expo not only provides visual treat to devotees but also gives lot of information on the past and present Tirumala. TTD is also giving opportunity to the devotees by inviting the rare photos from them from the past two years during Brahmotsavams.
