TTD CHAIRMAN REVIEWS WITH SHIRIDI SAMATHAN AUTHORITIES _టీటీడీ చర్యలు భేష్ షిర్దీ సంస్థాన్ ప్రశంసఅన్న‌మ‌య్య భ‌వ‌నంలో టిటిడి ఛైర్మ‌న్ అధ్య‌క్ష‌త‌న స‌మావేశం

TTD TO PURSUE THIS PROPOSAL BY SHIRDI SAMATHAN

 TTD CHAIRMAN REVIEWS WITH SHIRDI SAMATHAN AUTHORITIES

 Tirumala, 26 September 2020: To put an end to the devious operations of fake websites the authorities of Shirdi Samathan have proposed to TTD that the names of official websites of all Hindu temples in the country should be displayed on the prominent temple websites for providing accurate and authentic information to pilgrim public. 

The delegation of Shirdi Samsthan is in Tirumala for an on-site study of the Darshan management and other arrangements by TTD administration even in the Covid-19 situation following all the norms prescribed by Central and State Governments.

A review meeting on the same was held at Annamaiah Bhavan in Tirumala on Saturday which was presided over by TTD Trust Board Chairman Sri YV Subba Reddy along with TTD EO Sri Anil Kumar Singhal. 

The TTD Chairman Sri YV Subba Reddy has directed the TTD officials to study the proposal on website names of other temples by the Shirdi Samsthan to take further action.

A power point presentation was made for the benefit of the visiting delegation on the Srivari darshan, accommodation, queue lines management, Annaprasadam, Srivari Seva, Accounts, Laddu Prasadam counters during the COVID-19 restrictions period. A focus on the multifarious, devotee welfare, socio-economic-dharmic activities were also presented at the meeting.

Speaking, the TTD Chairman Sri Y V Subba Reddy said that following directives of the Central and State Governments, the annual Brahmotsavams are being conducted in Ekantham following Agama traditions and performing all rituals.

He said that as a top Hindu temple, TTD is always ready to share with other temples on strategies for providing comfortable Darshan facilities to devotees.

The Samsthan officials were also appraised of the online facilities provided by TTD in Srivari Darshan tickets accommodation, donations etc.

It was also discussed to see the possibilities to float Federation of all prominent Hindu temples in the realm of Sanatana Hindu Dharma Prachara by holding annual conference to share initiatives. 

ON GUDIKO GOMATA

Adding further, the Chairman said under the direction of Honourable Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Sri Y S Jaganmohan Reddy, TTD has launched the unique Gudiko Gomata program in 35 temples in AP, TS, TN and Karnataka on an experimental basis. 

Sri Harishchandra Bagate, the CEO of Shirdi Samsthan said his team witnessed the Queue line management, Anna Prasadam, Laddu Prasadam, Security and Vigilance. He also said, the strategies explained through the powerpoint presentation will be of great use for them to replicate at Shirdi.

LAUNCH GUDI-KI-GOMATA PROGRAM AT SHIRDI- TTD CHAIRMAN

TTD Chairman Sri YV Subba Reddy told the CEO of Shirdi Samsthan also to launch the Gudi-ko-Gomata program at Shirdi as well and has given a representation to this effect to him through TTD board member Sri Siva Kumar.

The CEO of Shiridi shrine said, the Samsthan is also keen to present a Gomata to TTD and the unique programme will be discussed with Samathan Board for launching a similar program at Shiridi too. 

TTD Chairman also said that he would present a Gomata to Shirdi Samsthan and said with blessings of the presiding deities of both the shrines, he is confident that the protection and promotion of indigenous Cows will be taken forward. 

Later the Shiridi Sansthan official team visited different departments in Tirumala to see how the activities of darshan, annaprasadam, laddu prasadam distribution etc. Are being executed by TTD in Tirumala following COVID norms.

TTD Board Members, Sri Siva Kumar and Sri Shekar Reddy, Additional EO Sri A V Dharma Reddy, JEO Sri P Basanth Kumar, CVSO Sri Gopinath Jatti, FA and CAO Sri Balaji, Shirdi Samsthan Dy CEO Sri Ravindra Thackeray, Shiridi DSP Sri Somnath and Sub-Divisional Magistrate Sri Govinda Shinde were also present.

ISSUED BY THE PUBLIC RELATION OFFICER, TTDs TIRUPATI