Increased darshan slots and special arrangements bring joy to devotees
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TTD also increases VIP break darshan slots for NRIs from 50 to 100 per day
The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) has made an important announcement for both local and Non-Resident Indian (NRI) devotees.
Special Srivari darshan tokens for Tirupati residents will be issued on February 9 for their visit to the Tirumala temple on February 11.
These tokens can be collected from Mahati Auditorium in Tirupati and Balaji Nagar Community Hall in Tirumala, reported timesofindia.indiatimes.com.
Expressing their happiness over TTD’s decision, NRI devotees have extended their gratitude to the temple administration and governing board
Many believe this initiative will significantly enhance their spiritual experience at Tirumala
Due to the Ratha Saptami festival on February 4, TTD had rescheduled the special darshan for Tirupati locals from the first Tuesday of February to the second Tuesday. Now, local devotees can avail themselves of this opportunity without any inconvenience.
In response to multiple requests from NRI devotees, TTD has also increased the daily quota of VIP break darshan slots from 50 to 100. This move ensures a smoother and more convenient darshan experience for NRIs and their families.
NRI devotees express gratitude
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