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Hans India
18-07-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Chandi Kubera Pasupathi Yagam concludes with ‘poornahuti' ceremony
Hyderabad: The sacred Chandi Kubera Pasupathi Yagam concluded on Wednesday in the state capital with the solemn Poornahuti ceremony, marking the ritual's spiritual climax. Conducted with deep devotion and reverence, the event drew hundreds of participants from across Telangana. Former ministers and notable dignitaries joined the final rituals, with Delhi-based spiritual and political leader Samudrala Venugopala Chary gracing the Rudra Pasupathi ceremony as chief guest. His presence added spiritual gravitas and national attention to the event. Organized under the leadership of Vasudeva Sharma, President of the State Archaka Federation, the yagam was celebrated as a spiritually and culturally significant occasion. It was performed with heartfelt prayers seeking peace, prosperity, timely rains, robust harvests, and the overall welfare of the people of Telangana. Prominent among those who joined the Yagnya included Tapala Venkatadri Charyulu, State Secretary; Anna Vajjula Sharma; and district representatives such as Chakravarti Charyulu from Jogulamba Gadwal. Others, including Lakshmikantacharyulu, Mahesh, and Ravi, played active roles in the rituals. Priests from numerous villages and mandals also participated, enriching the event with traditional knowledge and spiritual offerings. The organizing committee extended sincere thanks to all volunteers, priests, and supporters. Certificates of appreciation were awarded to individuals who contributed selflessly to the smooth execution of the multi-day event. This culmination of the Chandi Kubera Pasupathi Yagam not only stood as a profound spiritual occasion but also as a unifying force for public well-being and social harmony across the state.
Hans India
15-07-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Chandi Kubera Pasupathi Yagam Enters Second Day with Grand Spiritual Ceremonies in Kacheguda
Gadwal: The sacred Chandi Kubera Pasupathi Yagam continued for the second day Kachiguda drawing large crowds of devotees and notable dignitaries. The event is being held under the leadership of district president and selected committee member Chakravarti Charyulu, and is aimed at promoting spiritual harmony, prosperity, and divine blessings for all. Joining the celebrations were several key figures from across the state. Vasudeva Sharma, the State President, participated in the rituals alongside Lakshmikantacharyulu and Mahesh, the President and Secretary of the Tapala Wanaparthy District unit, respectively. Their presence marked the spiritual depth and organizational strength behind the event. The yagam was further elevated by the participation of distinguished political leaders. Nakrekal MLA Vemula Veeresham and BC Political Chairman Rachala Yugender attended as chief guests, offering their blessings and highlighting the importance of preserving traditional Vedic practices. Also in attendance were Telangana Sports Authority Chairman Shivasena Reddy, Minister Sridhar Babu, and other prominent public figures, reflecting the wide support the event has garnered from various sectors of society. Day two of the yagam featured powerful Vedic rituals such as Rudram, Namakam, Chamakam, Rudrabhishekam, and culminated with the Chandi Kubera Yagam, all performed with utmost devotion and adherence to tradition. The final day of the event will be held tomorrow, featuring the Pasupathi Yagam. Khammam District Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy is scheduled to attend as the chief guest, further enhancing the significance of the closing ceremonies. This grand spiritual gathering has become a symbol of cultural and religious unity in the region, offering devotees a powerful platform for collective prayer and divine connection.
Hans India
06-07-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
United Archakas of Jogulamba Gadwal Convene to Address Pending Salaries and Plan for Statewide Yagam in Hyderabad
A significant meeting of temple priests (Archakas) from various mandals across Jogulamba Gadwal district was held today at the sacred premises of Swayambhu Lakshmi Venkateshwara Swamy Temple. The meeting was organized under the leadership of the district president of the Archaka Samakhya, Sri Chakravarthi Acharya. Archakas from Gattu, Maldakal, Gadwal, Rajoli, Manavapadu, and several other mandals actively participated in the discussion. The primary agenda was to address the long-standing issue of non-payment of four months' salaries to Archakas. The participants collectively voiced their concerns and sought a prompt resolution from the authorities. During the meeting, the upcoming state-level Yagam scheduled to be held on July 14th, 15th, and 16th in Hyderabad was discussed in detail. This religious event will be organized under the leadership of State President Vasudeva Sharma. In accordance with his instructions, a preparatory meeting of the Archaka Samakhya was held at the Maldakal Thimmappa Swamy Temple under the supervision of district president Chakravarthi. Chakravarthi Acharya earnestly appealed to all temple priests across Jogulamba Gadwal district to attend and extend their support to the statewide Yagam in Hyderabad. He emphasized that the united participation of all Archakas would showcase their solidarity and spiritual strength. In recognition of his services and leadership, the district Archakas felicitated Sri Chakravarthi Acharya upon his nomination as a DDNS (Dhoopa Deepa Naivedyam Scheme) Select Committee Member. Archakas from various mandals came together to honor him and convey their best wishes. The event witnessed the participation of several prominent figures including Maldakal Mandal President Sri Baburao, Sri Shravan, Archakas from Gattu and Maldakal, as well as presidents and representatives of various mandals' Archaka associations. The meeting highlighted the importance of unity among temple priests and underscored the need to ensure timely disbursement of their rightful dues, while also preparing for larger religious responsibilities at the state level.
Hans India
06-07-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Awaaz Committee Launches Statewide Awareness Yatra in Gattu to Safeguard Minority Rights
A significant meeting of temple priests (Archakas) from various mandals across Jogulamba Gadwal district was held today at the sacred premises of Swayambhu Lakshmi Venkateshwara Swamy Temple. The meeting was organized under the leadership of the district president of the Archaka Samakhya, Sri Chakravarthi Acharya. Archakas from Gattu, Maldakal, Gadwal, Rajoli, Manavapadu, and several other mandals actively participated in the discussion. The primary agenda was to address the long-standing issue of non-payment of four months' salaries to Archakas. The participants collectively voiced their concerns and sought a prompt resolution from the authorities. During the meeting, the upcoming state-level Yagam scheduled to be held on July 14th, 15th, and 16th in Hyderabad was discussed in detail. This religious event will be organized under the leadership of State President Vasudeva Sharma. In accordance with his instructions, a preparatory meeting of the Archaka Samakhya was held at the Maldakal Thimmappa Swamy Temple under the supervision of district president Chakravarthi. Chakravarthi Acharya earnestly appealed to all temple priests across Jogulamba Gadwal district to attend and extend their support to the statewide Yagam in Hyderabad. He emphasized that the united participation of all Archakas would showcase their solidarity and spiritual strength. In recognition of his services and leadership, the district Archakas felicitated Sri Chakravarthi Acharya upon his nomination as a DDNS (Dhoopa Deepa Naivedyam Scheme) Select Committee Member. Archakas from various mandals came together to honor him and convey their best wishes. The event witnessed the participation of several prominent figures including Maldakal Mandal President Sri Baburao, Sri Shravan, Archakas from Gattu and Maldakal, as well as presidents and representatives of various mandals' Archaka associations. The meeting highlighted the importance of unity among temple priests and underscored the need to ensure timely disbursement of their rightful dues, while also preparing for larger religious responsibilities at the state level.
