MSME Minister Kondapalli Srinivas and others unveiled the posters for the Srinivasa Kalyanams at the State Secretariat on Tuesday. (Photo | Express)
Andhra Pradesh

Srivari Kalyanam in eight countries

Entry to the Kalyanams is free for all, and devotees are warmly invited to partake in the celebrations.

Express News Service

VIJAYAWADA: The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) and the State government will conduct Lord Venkateswara Srinivasa Kalyanams in 13 cities across eight countries in the UK, Ireland, and Europe this November and December. Minister for MSME, SERP, and NRI Empowerment, Kondapalli Srinivas, unveiled the official posters for the Kalyanams on Tuesday at the State Secretariat.

This series of ceremonies, scheduled from November 9 to December 21, is being organised with the support of The Andhra Pradesh Non-Resident Telugu Society (APNRTS), TTD, and local cultural organisations. These events, held on a grand scale, are in response to requests from Telugu and cultural communities across these regions.

To ensure a smooth and traditional experience, TTD priests and Vedic scholars from Tirumala will conduct the rituals following the Vaikhanasa Agama tradition. Local voluntary, cultural, and religious groups are actively preparing to host these auspicious ceremonies.

Speaking at the event, Minister Srinivas emphasised the government’s commitment to fostering global cultural connections and supporting TTD in bringing this divine celebration to devotees worldwide. He expressed that a large turnout is anticipated, with devotees eager to participate and receive Lord Venkateswara’s blessings.

Entry to the Kalyanams is free for all, and devotees are warmly invited to partake in the celebrations. Event coordinators Surya Prakash Velaga and Venkata Krishna Javaji of Sri Balaji Vedic Centre, Germany, along with Principal Secretary GAD (Political) Suresh Kumar and APNRTS CEO P Hemalatha Rani were present.

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