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Multi-layered security, crowd control plan in place to ensure hassle-free âGaruda Sevaâ in Tirumala on September 19 (opens the original)
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Tirumala is bracing for an intense pilgrim rush for Saturdayâs Garuda Vahana Seva, with police and TTD authorities mounting a multi-layered security, crowd-control and traffic management operation to ensure the smooth and safe movement of devotees during the high-footfall event. Anantapur Range IG Shimushi Bajpai, Tirupati Superintendent of Police L. Subbarayudu and TTD Chief Vigilance and Security Officer K.V. Muralikrishna reviewed the arrangements on Friday, and directed personnel to remain
Devotees marvel at âKalpavriksha Vahana Sevaâ on fourth day of Tirumala Brahmotsavams (opens the original)
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Lord Malayappa Swamy, accompanied by His consorts Sridevi and Bhudevi, appeared as âGovula Gopannaâ atop the celestial âKalpavriksha Vahanaâ during the morning procession on Friday, the fourth day of the ongoing annual Brahmotsavams in Tirumala. The processional deities were taken along the four mada streets around the hill shrine, where large numbers of devotees gathered in the galleries to seek the Lordâs blessings. The âKalpavriksha Vahanaâ, representing the mythical wish-fulfil
Tirupati police gear up for âGaruda Sevaâ rush, impose traffic curbs (opens the original)
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Tirupati is bracing for a major influx of pilgrims for the âGaruda Vahana Sevaâ in Tirumala on Saturday, with the district police rolling out an extensive security and traffic management plan to ensure the smooth movement of devotees and vehicles during the high-footfall event. The arrangements, drawn up in coordination with the district administration, Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD), vigilance wing, APSRTC and other departments, include traffic diversions, designated parking zones and
Geo-tagging to help police trace missing children, elderly during Brahmotsavams (opens the original)
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The Tirupati district police have stepped up safety measures for children and elderly devotees attending the ongoing annual Brahmotsavams of Lord Venkateswara in Tirumala, with a special geo-tagging initiative to help trace those who may get separated from their families in the surging crowds. Under the campaign slogan, ‘Wear a tag - your safety is our responsibility’, geo-tags are being issued to children and senior citizens as a precautionary measure, enabling the police to locate them swiftly
âSimha Vahana Sevaâ enthrals devotees on third day of Brahmotsavams in Tirumala (opens the original)
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The ongoing annual Brahmotsavams of Lord Venkateswara in Tirumala witnessed the majestic âSimha Vahana Sevaâ on Thursday morning, the third day of the nine-day festivities, with Lord Malayappa Swamy appearing in the divine form of âYoga Narasimhaâ atop the celestial lion carrier. A large number of devotees thronged the hill shrine to witness the processional deity, whose resplendent appearance in the âNarasimha alankaramâ evoked the attributes of courage, valour and spiritual power.
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