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Kakinada: Koti Tulasi puja to be concluded today
Koti Tulasi puja being performed at Annavaram temple on Thursday
he temple management of Sri Veera Venkata Satyanarayana Swamy temple at Annavaram made all arrangements with Covid-19 norms and organising Koti Tulasi puja and Homam and other various activities and rituals for the deity on Vaikunta Ekadasi on Friday (December 25)
Kakinada: The temple management of Sri Veera Venkata Satyanarayana Swamy temple at Annavaram made all arrangements with Covid-19 norms and organising Koti Tulasi puja and Homam and other various activities and rituals for the deity on Vaikunta Ekadasi on Friday (December 25). It has made necessary arrangements to provide free darshan to hundreds of devotees on the auspicious day.
Annavaram Temple PRO K Kondala Rao said that more than 15,000 devotees are expected to arrive to have darshan from across the state. He said that Vaikunta Dwara Darshanam will open from 5 am to 11.30 am.
He said that Koti Tulasi puja will start from 8 am on Friday. Visakha Sarada Peetham Uttaradhikari Sri Swatmananda Saraswati will participate in Koti Tulasi Poornahoti programme. They will perform the Koti Tulasi poornahoti and Mukkoti Ekadasi celebrations on the temple premises.
