Attla Thadhi, this is mainly celebrated by newly wedded couples, and especially females do Chandrodaya Uma Gouri Varatam, for further information contact priest.
SPECIAL NOTICE 2025
For membership fee we are unable to go around to collect but some members phoned and paid their membership, and some people paid through their Banks; we are really appreciated and soon we will be going around to collect membership those of you who missed it. Thank you all. NOTE: PLEASE DO NOT BRING ANY […]
19-10-2024 Third Saturday morning 11:25
Special chorus on Lord Venkateswara Sway Suprabhata Seva and consecrated prasadam will be given and thereafter dinner will be held.
30-10-2024 MaasaShivaratri
MaasaShivaratri – on Wednesday NarakChatrudasi all devotees join at the temple if you can and contact priest for futher details.
31-10-2024 Thursday – Deepavali (Diwali)
Deepavali (Diwali) all the devotees are welcome for the fireworks. Please note: the celebration takes place on 2nd November 2024 in the evening 6pm till late, on this day there will be Lakshmi Pooja and Fireworks.
02-11-2024 Saturday – Commencing of KarhtikaMaasam
Commencing of KarhtikaMaasam, everyday there will AkaasaDeepam (Sky Lamp) will be lit every day for all whole month of KarthikaMaasam.
05-11-2024 Tuesday – NaagulaChavithi
NaagulaChavithi there will be Abhishekamulu on Subramanyam Swamy.
13-11-2024 Wednesday – KsheeeraAbidhi Dwadasi
KsheeeraAbidhi Dwadasi today on Tulasi plant DeepaArdhana (oil lamp luminaire)
15-11-2024 Friday – KarthikaPournami
KarthikaPournami JalaThoranam KedaraReshwari Swamy Vratalu.
16-11-2024 Third Saturday morning 11:25
Special chorus on Lord Venkateswara Sway Suprabhata Seva and consecrated prasadam will be given and thereafter dinner will be held.
29-11-2024 Monday – MaasaShivatri
It is a notable festival in Hinduism, marking a remembrance of “overcoming darkness and ignorance” in life and the world. It is observed by remembering Shiva and chanting prayers, fasting, and meditating on ethics and virtues such as honesty, non-injury to others, charity, forgiveness, and the discovery of Shiva. Ardent devotees stay awake throughout this night. Others visit one of the Shiva temples or go on a pilgrimage to the Jyotirlingams. The festival is believed to have originated in 5th century BCE.