Resuming of all Darshans Once Things Turns to Normalcy from Covid Pandemic - TTD Eo

Tirumala, 5 Mar. 21: TTD will resume all darshans in a phased manner including Arjitha Sevas, Senior Citizens, Specially abled etc. which were stalled during March last, owing to COVID pandemic said TTD EO Dr KS Jawahar Reddy.

 

The EO attended to 32 pilgrim callers from across the country during the monthly Dial your EO programme held at Annamaiah Bhavan at Tirumala on Friday. Some excerpts from the live phone in programme.

 

Callers Sri Ranga Rao and Sri Radhakrishna from Vijayawada, Sri Praveen from Anantapur when asked EO on resuming senior citizens and physically handicapped darshans for pilgrims, the EO said it depends upon the COVID Pandemic situation.

 

Answering a caller Sri Rangacharya from Warangal the EO said, as part of its Sanatana Dharma Prachara TTD is rigorously working to bring out Astadasa Puranas to the pubic fore and veteran pundits are working on the project. We have already released Matsya Puranam, Brahma Maha Puranam, Vishnu Puranam etc.recently and will release others also. He also said, as sought by the caller, he will verify about Sri Bhashyam penned by Sri Ramanujacharya and see the possibility for its publication.

 

Praveen, another caller from Chittoor sought EO to resume services for Scouts and Guides to which EO said they will enrolled for service once the pilgrim rush turns to normalcy in Tirumala.

 

While Sri Reddisekhar from Punganur brought to the notice of EO about the issues related to TTD Call Centre to which EO said they will be sorted out soon. 

 

Sri Srinivas from Jaggaiahpeta sought EO to play Om Namo Narayanaya chants in Alipiri footwalkers path to which EO said, once the Alipiri footpath works completed, TTD will resume the Astakshari Nama audio in the footpath route.

 

Another pilgrim Sri Gnanaprakash from Tirupati suggested EO on saving waiting time by a pilgrim who wish to offer hairs at Kalyanakatta to which EO readily agreed upon avoiding inconvenience to pilgrims.

Smt Syamala from Hyderabad poured on laurels on TTD and said the SVBC Channel on her Television commences at 6am and will last the whole day and complimented the Maghapurana Pravachanam, Sundarakanda, Nrisimha Puranam, Bhagavat Geeta, Virataparvam etc.and thanked TTD for bringing out the hidden talents and educating the devotees on the richness of Hindu Dharma embedded in these epics.

 

Sri Appanna from Visakhapatnam sought EO to set up SV Veda Pathashalas in every district Head Quarter as a measure to promote Vedic education.