Colourful Display of Fine Arts From the Artists of Karnataka

On the day-3 of the ongoing annual Brahmotsavams Sri Malayappa Swamy as Yoga Narasimha Swamy rode on Simha vahanam and blessed the devotees.

BOOKS RELEASED

TTD Chairman Sri Bhumana Karunakara Reddy along with the TTD EO Sri AV Dharma Reddy released three spiritual books which included Anubhava Pasuvaidya Chintamani in Telugu by Sriramulu Chowdary, Vedanta Desika-A multi-skilled Manager in English by Sri KS Mohan Kumar, Tarigonda Vengamamba Venkatachal ki Mahima by Sri IN Chandrasekhar Reddy.

CHILD TAGS TIED

During the Simha Vahana seva, the TTD Chairman and EO tied Child Tags to children, introduced by Tirumala Police to identify missing children cases if any, during the ongoing annual brahmotsavams. Tirumala ASP Sri Muniramaiah was also present.

The impressive procession of Lord was led by caparisoned elephant, bulls, horses with bhajan teams, Kolata and traditional drums beaters from Karnataka have mesmerized

the pilgrims in glalleries. The unique artforms included Dasavaibhavam Rupakam representing the tradition of Bhagavadramanuja from Tamil Nadu State, Sriranga, Dolkunita Doluvaidya vinyasam, Kalpashri, Pooja Kunita, Gopika Rupa Kanthali, the dance traditions of Karnataka state have influenced the folk art dance form. Similarly, Dasanamanam, Goravara Kunita, Veeragase, Dasa Sankirtana Rupakam from Mysore and Kankipadu Kolata Bhajan from Vijayawada particularly impressed the devotees.

JEOs Smt Sada Bhargavi, Sri Veerabrahmam, CVSO Sri Narasimha Kishore, DLO Sri Veeraju, CE Sri Nageswara Rao, were also present.