Three Day Dharmika Sadas by TTD Concludes

The three-day Dharmika Sadas organised by TTD in Astana Mandapam at Tirumala, concluded on Monday with the Chairman of TTD Sri Bhumana Karunakara Reddy presenting the Resolutions to the media in the presence of revered Swamijis and Matajis of various Mutts, Hindu religious organisations.

In his foreword, the TTD Trust Board Chief said, that considering the unanimous opinion of many Swamijis who graced the conference in person and virtually, many important decisions have been taken. Resolutions of the three day religious conclave as follows:

If people of any other religious faiths have voluntarily come forward to practice Hinduism, such persons will be welcomed to the Hindu way of life, will be trained in Hindu rituals, traditions and practices that were taught in Hindu Sanatana Dharma. This programme will be initiated at the Lotus Feet of Sri Venkateswara Swamy in Tirumala with the sprinkling of Sacred Water ceremony.

Ithihasas and Puranas should be propagated in such a way that all the sections of the people from children to adults easily understand the essence. For this there is need to train Dharma Pracharakas.

The pilgrims should equally feel a spiritual atmosphere in Tirupati akin to Tirumala.  The conference decided to change Tirupati accordingly.

The discriminatory attitude of some people towards certain castes has led to religious conversions especially in rural areas. Suitable measures are needed to prevent such religious conversions.

In Indian society, temples teach good manners to all.  Thousands of such temples are crumbling, and in some places disappearing altogether.  

Revival of dilapidated temples and construction of Mandirs in Harijan, tribal and fishing areas need to be taken in a big way. 

TTD has already constructed thousands of temples in the backward areas under SRIVANI Trust and will continue the programme. 

Go Samrakshana activity will be taken forward in a widespread manner to protect "Gomata".

Measures towards the preservation of Veda Dharma and Vedic sciences

Hindu Sanatana Dharma needs to be propagated so that its essence reaches every common man and village folk.

The place of a Mother is highly revered in the society. So Mothers should be given training in Hindu Sanatana Dharma so that they will teach their children from the tender age itself and make them good citizens of Bharat

In today's hi-fi society, many of the youth belonging to Hinduism are changing their religion due to the influence of the environment around them and the temptations of wealth.  The conference concluded that many training camps and other schemes are necessary to put an end to this situation.

The bio-diversity of Tirumala needs to be safeguarded.

The religious activities in Harijanawadas and Girijanawadas need to be taken in a widespread manner to avoid conversions

The conference concluded that Dharmic schemes and programmes will be successful only when they reach the target audience. So it is necessary to teach as many people as possible to protect their religion and promote spirituality in every person.

As much as physical strength is necessary for a man's self-confidence, mental strength is also necessary to withstand ups and downs.  Therefore, the conference decided to conduct extensive training programs to increase self-confidence in the Hindu community.

The Dravida Veda, which was given by the 12 Alwars for the welfare of mankind, akin to Vedas also needs due encouragement and recognition.

The priority of Hindu Dharma should be emphasized in the existing curricula of various schools 

All aspects of Hinduism are mostly in Telugu or Sanskrit.  Therefore the knowledge of these two languages is necessary for the boys and girls and the young men and women to understand and practice them and they should be taught both languages.

In today's society, social media plays a very important role in reaching everyone.  Therefore, the principles of Sanatana Dharma should reach every nook and corner utilizing the tools of social media in a big way

Such conferences should be held in Tirumala or Tirupati once every year as this conference contributes to the preservation of Hindu Dharma.  Also, to be held at village and district levels to enlighten the rural masses. The  resolutions taken in this conference should be implemented not only by the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams but also by all the Hindu religious and charitable institutions present across the globe towards the preservation of Hindu Dharma.

TTD Chairman thanked both the Tirumala Pontiffs, seers of various mutts for their support and complimented TTD EO Sri AV Dharma Reddy, JEOs Smt Sada Bhargavi, Sri Veerabrahmam, CVSO Sri Narasimha Kishore, CEO SVBC Sri Shanmukh Kumar, SVVU VC Sri Sadasivamurthy, CE Nageswara Rao, CPRO Dr T Ravi, All Projects Officers, Garden, Health, Annaprasadam officials and other department officials for making the arrangements to make the three day Dharmika Sadas a grand success within a short notice of time.