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WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY "VAIKUNTA EKADASI" BE SPIRITUAL ON TUESDAY

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EditMode="false">LORD VENKATESWARA Heavy crowd reaching Tirumala for

“Vaikunta Ekadasi” TIRUPATI, JAN.9,

2006 (TIRUPATITIMES.COM) Tens of thousands of

devotees from all over the

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started reaching the seven hills of Lord

Venkateswara at Tirumala near here and

Roman"> queuing up at the massive pilgrim queue

complexes to pass through the “Vaikunta Dwarams”

 

yes"> encircling the sanctum sanctorum to be

opened for Vaikunta Ekadasi after midnight

tonight.

New Roman"> All higher-ups of TTD including

Executive Officer, Mr. A.P.V.N.Sarma, JEO,

N.Muktheswara

yes"> Rao, Security Chief Mr.B. Balakrishna and

Special Officer Mr. A.V.Dharma Reddy were

yes"> personally supervising the arrangements,

TTD PRO, Mr. K. Rampulla Reddy told

yes"> TIRUPATITIMES.COM today.

As part of the auspicious occasion, elaborate

arrangements were being made to ensure darshan

of lord to all devotees flocked on the Hills and

yes"> the entire Tirumala Hills being

traditionally bedecked in a big way by the

Tirumala Tirupati

yes"> Devasthanams (TTD). The sacred Vaikunta

Passage and its Dwarams too were being given a

new

yes"> celestial look with the decoration of flowers

and bulbs. The devotees after paying their

yes"> obeisance to the Lord would walk through

the sacred passage, Mr. Reddy said.

12pt"> The presiding deity of Lord Venkateswara

would be adorned with several rare and

precious

yes"> dazzling ornaments including the giant

diamond crown and golden Peethambaram on the

occasion,

yes"> the PRO said adding that the Vikunta

Dwarams would be kept open for two days on the

Vaikunta

yes"> Ekadasi day and Dwadasi day for the benefit

of the devotees.

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