SVBC Showcases New Programs to Enhance Devetional Culture

• Programs -Pujaku Velaye, Bhakti Gita Malika, Bhakti chaitanyam
• Devotee participatory programs- Nenu... Na Swamy ' Bhaktula Anubhavalu.
• SVBC programs  acclaimed all over world-Says A V Narasimha Rao, CEO,SVBC

Tirupati, 12 Feb. 17: The country's first devotional channel in public sector, Sri Venkateswara Bhakti Channel has rolled out a bevy of new bhakti music devotional programs, that enhance the devotional and spiritual activity in the society.

Sri AV Narasimha Rao, CEO of SVBC said "Pujaku Velaye" Telugu program beamed daily at 8.30 AM highlighting the significance of daily prayers and puja amidst the hurry and bury of daily activity would commence from February 11. The program showcased on prayers and puja vidhanam (ritual process) of worshipping various Gods and Goddesses. The daily quotient of devotion would help the pious to withstand the daily rigours of life' he said.

He said from February 13, SVBC would telecast at 9.30AM 'Bhakti Gita Malika", a program of cascading devotional flavour chosen from various formats to benefit the devotees daily 

On the same day "Bhakti Chaitanyam' program is also being launched at 8.00PM at night showcasing the culture and epic history of Bhakti cult through ages in a phased manner.

From Februar 16, on every Thursday at 8.00 PM the SVBC will broadcast 'Nenu... Na Swami   (Me and My lord) where prominent pontiffs, sages and prominent personalities would share their Bhakti experiences for public benefit.

From February 17 onward the SVBC will conduct a unique devotee participation program every Friday titled 'Bhaktula Anubhavalu' (Devotees destiny with God) 'wherein devotees narrate their acquaintnce with spiritual happenings,

Sri Narasimha Rao said that the daily special programs already broadcast since January 16- Suprabhata Vaibhavam (5.30AM-6.30AM) and Srivari Sevalu ( 7.30AM-8.00 AM) had received applauds and kudos by devotees of Lord Venkateswara from all over the world.

The SVBC aided by its sophisticated equipment is relaying exquisite bouquet of devotional programs- Tomala Seva, Astadala Pada Padmaradana, SahasraKalashabishekam, Tiruppavada Seva, Friday Abhisekam and daily rituals. Its latest camera, high valued technology to create  graphics and also rallying well known religious exponents for discourses has placed SVBC at the top of ladder of popularity and following among the Bhakti channels in the world, says  Sri Narasimha Rao.