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Dry Flower Technology by TTD

Dry Flower Technology by TTD

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Dry Flower Technology

The optimum utility of flowers and garlands used in Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams -run temples to make divine portraits besides household materials like paperweights, key chains, table calendars, pendants etc. using the traditional Dry Flower Technology method, has been a major hit with devotees.Namami Govinda Products - Key chain and others

Namami Govinda Products (Using Dry Flower Technology) – Key chain and others

Appreciation from State CM

The products have also earned the appreciation of the Honourable CM of AP Sri YS Jaganmohan Reddy and other Ministers from the State and Central. TTD and Dr YSR Horticultural University signed an MoU on September 13, 2021, for providing Dry flower technology to make popular products including portraits of the Hindu deities including Sri Venkateswara Swamy, Sri Padmavathi Devi, Sri Rama etc. that would attract the devotees in a big way.

Training and Equipment

Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams has also succeeded in the process as there is a huge demand for the DFT (Dry flower technology) portraits among devotees. As part of the agreement, the first batch of women workers were given training in making products at the Citrus Research Station.

From September 28 2021 onwards the training classes commenced.

As many as 340 women from self-help groups were provided training and roped in by Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams to produce the artefacts. One person could make two portraits daily and another 3-4 days to deliver the final product. Till now, these trained women have made 22,219 portraits of A4 size and 850 other artefacts all worth Rs. 1.19 crores.

Dry Flower Technology

Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams has spent ₹88 lakhs on the equipment besides training SHG women. TTD has commenced the sale of these portraits and artefacts to devotees from January 25. The artefacts are made available at TTD information centres in Tirumala, Tirupati Local temples, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada and Chennai.

Following the growing demand for DFT products from the pilgrim public, TTD has decided to construct a permanent shed to manufacture the artefacts which will soon be built at the Citrus Research Station.

TTDevasthanams - The New Mobile App

TTDevasthanams – The New Mobile App

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TTD inaugurated a new Mobile app TTDevasthanams for the convenience of devotees.

Most of the pilgrims do not know where to stay in Tirumala or how to buy tickets for Srivari ‘darshan.’ Many incidents emphasized the fact that many innocent pilgrims were cheated by the mediators in many ways in Tirumala.

TTDevasthanams - The New Mobile App

For such devotees, the App is very useful.

  • Devotees can book their cottages for their stay through this App.
  • They can also buy tickets for the ‘darshan’ of the Lord by using this magnificent App.
  • They also buy special tickets for ‘Special Darshan’ for differently-abled persons and senior citizens.
  • They can also book Kalyana Mandapas online through this special App.

The T.T.D has shown a way to the devotees who want to offer donations / Trusts / Schemes etc. to the Lord directly from home through this App. The special App has been designed as if it has handed over the responsibilities of the pilgrims to the Lord.

Importance of TTDevasthanams – Mobile App

We know that a mobile application is called an App. Today there are many Apps with us in the fields of diet, health, entertainment and education. There is no one without a smartphone nowadays. Smartphones have become a necessity.

The T.T. Devasthanams Mobile App has been designed to make it compatible with the operating systems used in different Mobiles, Tablets and other devices. This app is developed with the support of the Jio platforms.

For this App, the T.T. Devasthanams spent crores of rupees. The effort made by T.T. Devasthanams is praiseworthy as it has brought a wonderful App that is unique in many ways with its wonderful features.

Some people think that it is not necessary to spend crores of rupees on an App. But this version is not correct. After the period of Corona, many modifications have taken place in the matter allowing the devotees to Srivari grand ‘darshan.’ Online ticket booking has become compulsory for ‘darshan’ at that time.

TTDevasthanams - The New Mobile App

Previously this procedure was already on the website for implementation. This factor depended on the choice of the devotees. After the outbreak of the Corona, online booking became mandatory but not a choice.

In the present age, everything depends on Mobile Apps. So the use of the Mobile App became inevitable. It is like an ‘amla’ fruit in the palm of every devotee.

Devotees of Lord Venkateswara wish to get the grand ‘darshan’ of the Lord many times in a comfortable and pleasant environment. The T.T.D is also trying its best to provide and enhance the facilities of the devotees from time to time.

To achieve the goal, the T.T.D. has planned an innovative and technological mechanism to provide a facility to get the ‘darshan’ of Lord Venkateswara easily. The recent modernized device is the T.T. Devasthanams Mobile App.

It is like a ‘Taraka Mantra’ to the devotees who wish to fulfil their desires in Tirumala with ease and comfort saving their time, money and energy. The Mobile App stands as a symbol for the services rendered by the T.T. Devasthanams. The T.T.D is concentrating on the modernization of the systems and institutions by streamlining the old policies, correcting defective procedures and purifying the polluted environment in the temple.

Its service is highly responsible and requires a sense of dedication and commitment. To the utmost extent, the T.T.D. is playing a vital role as a coordinator between the Lord and His devotees. Bringing the T.T. Devasthanams Mobile App into existence is a commendable attempt to bring the T.T.Devasthanams nearer to the devotees.

As the Gita says:
Ananyas chintayanto
mam ye janah paryupasate
Tesam nityabhiyuktanam
yoga-skhemam vahamy aham.
– (The Gita:9-22.)

Lord Venkateswara will look after the ‘Yoga’ and ‘Kshema’ (welfare) of His devotees. Valuable and comprehensive information about Tirumala is available in the App for the convenience of the devotees.

Besides ringtones, videos are also available on this App. The Brahmotsavams of the Lord, the Brahmotsavams of Goddess Padmavathi, Pavitrotsavams, and other videos related to Srivari ‘sevas’ are available in the App. Through this App, the devotees can follow valuable suggestions and advice in the form of videos.

Most of the devotees do not know what to do and what not to do in Tirumala. Though they make mistakes unknowingly, they cannot get the grace of the Lord. In this regard, full information is available in the videos in the App.

Previously called Govinda App

The main aim of the App is that the devotees should not feel any inconvenience in Tirumala. Previously, there was a Mobile App called ‘Govinda App’ and now on 27-1-2023, T.T.D. inaugurated this new mobile App with the name ‘TTDevasthanams’.

Many new applications were added to this App and modernized as ‘TTDevasthanams Mobile App’ Devotees can see the programmes in the S.V.B.C. through live streaming with the help of this App. They should enter OTP with the User Name to log in. Entering a password is not necessary. The T.T.D has designed it so that even the devotees who do not know how to use a computer can also utilize this App very easily.

TTDevasthanams – Downloads

On the day of its inception alone, lakhs of devotees downloaded this wonderful App which is considered a great privilege.

The most valuable information about

  • Sundara Kanda Parayana,
  • the Bhagavad-Gita,
  • Adiparvam,
  • Vedaparayanam,
  • Bala Kaanda,
  • Virata Parva,
  • Sabha Parva,
  • Sampurna Sundara Kaanda and

many other programmes are found in the App in the form of videos.

Besides these, books relating to Srivaru, and other spiritual publications are also found in the App.

TTDevasthanams - The New Mobile App

Downloading PDF files, Ringtones and Wallpapers

There is a facility to download these PDF files freely in the App. The qualitative wallpaper photos of Lord Venkateswara are put in the App. These photos in many forms will surely attract the hearts of the devotees.

Devotees can download the ringtones of Lord Venkateswara through this App. Highly melodious musical ringtones are also available on the App and devotees can share those ringtones with others.

They can share their grievances through the Toll-free number in the App and email IDs with the authorities concerned. They can ask the officers for solutions. They can buy the ‘Panchagavyas’ products through this App.

The T.T.D. is appealing to the devotees to utilize the new Mobile App and not to entertain the mediators and make their spiritual trip comfortable and auspicious.

OM NAMO VENKATESAYA!

Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) - Schemes and Trusts

Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) – Schemes and Trusts

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Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) – Schemes and Trusts

Philanthropy is one of the major sources of revenue that drives the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) in its endeavor to benefit society. More than the money involved, it is the offerings made by the devotees, right from a normal person to a multi-millionaire, in fulfillment of their vow that matters.

Any devotee can simply drop his offerings into the ‘Srivari Hundi’. Besides, they can also contribute a significant amount to the scores of schemes and trusts run by the TTD as part of its social responsibility. By contributing to the schemes, every devotee can become a partner with the TTD’s objectives to reach out to society.

Sri Venkateswara Anna Prasadam Trust

Going by the adage ‘Manava Sevaye Madhava Seva’ (service to humanity is service to the Lord), the TTD launched Sri Venkateswara Anna Prasadam Trust, which is a major source today in providing meals to the tens of thousands of devotees visiting Tirumala every day.

Every morsel of food provided to the common public is viewed as ‘Srivari Prasadam’ and hence is accepted with utmost devotion.

Tarigonda Vengamamba Annadhanam Annaprasada Building - Tirumala Tirupati Yatra

One-Day Donation Scheme

T.T.D. has introduced a scheme towards a one-day contribution of the donation amount for serving Annaprasadam at Tirumala. The devotees can contribute towards the entire one-day Annaprasadam or breakfast, lunch, or dinner the name of the donor will be displayed at MTVAC, and the donor is permitted to serve the Annaprasadam on any chosen date.

The contributions will be treated as corpus donations and uniform privileges will apply to the donors like darshan, accommodation, etc.

Sri Venkateswara Pranadana Trust

The TTD has several hospitals under its umbrella, which provide free medical treatment and even conduct surgeries for the deserving poor. Sri Venkateswara Pranadana Trust was formed with the noble aim of providing free medication to poor patients afflicted with life-threatening diseases related to heart, kidney, brain, etc.

Beneficiaries are identified transparently by a team of medical experts and the treatment or surgery is done free of cost.

With medical care becoming increasingly unaffordable, this trust has proved to be a savior for many.

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Sri Venkateswara Gosamrakshana Trust

This trust is yet another forum that plays a very important role in the protection of cows, which is of paramount importance in Hindu Dharma. The TTD established a dairy farm called ‘Sri Venkateswara Gosamrakshanasala’ in Tirupati in the year 1956 and formed the trust in 2002 to meet its needs.

Panchgavyas - TTD Namami Govinda

Devotees can also help in the protection and propagation of endangered varieties of native cows such as Gir, Sahiwal, Kankrej, Ongole, and Punganur, as TTD management has taken up the massive responsibility with the contribution received by this trust.

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Sri Venkateswara Vidyadana Trust

This trust was formed in the year 2008 to sanction scholarships to 1000 meritorious students living below the poverty line. Students studying in Zilla Parishat, municipal corporation, private aided, and even the schools run by the TTD management are eligible to get the scholarships.

By providing education to a single student, the TTD aims to better the lives of an entire generation.

Balaji Institute of Surgery, Research and Rehabilitation for the Disabled (BIRRD)

Physical disability is one major impediment that ruins one’s life. To come to the rescue of such disabled persons, the TTD formed the Balaji Institute of Surgery, Research and Rehabilitation for the Disabled (BIRRD) Trust to treat patients suffering from polio mellitus, cerebral palsy, congenital anomalies, spinal injuries, and other orthopedic disorders.

BIRRD

With state-of-the-art equipment and modern operation theatres, the BIRRD hospital is comparable to the best orthopedic super-specialty hospitals in Asia. The treatment is provided free of cost at this hospital to the deserving persons.

Sri Venkateswara Veda Parirakshana Trust

Vedas are at the root of Hindu Dharma. The Sanatana Hindu Dharma is identified through the Vedic tradition. To preserve the ancient Vedas, Sri Venkateswara Veda Parirakshana Trust was formed in the year 2007. With this, the TTD runs Veda Patasalas and provides financial emoluments to aged Vedic scholars to let them share their rich knowledge with the younger generation.

Donating to this trust is synonymous with protecting the ancient Vedic civilization. As repair, renovation, and revival of ancient temples is the key to protecting the Hindu Dharma, Sri Venkateswara Heritage Preservation Trust was introduced in 2006 to protect dilapidated temples and other heritage structures. Donations to this trust will directly help in protecting our ancient temple tradition.

Sri Venkateswara Sarvasreyas Trust

The TTD established Sri Venkateswara Bala Mandir in the year 1943 to take care of orphaned children. It was later renamed as Sri Venkateswara Sarvasreyas Trust, which provides shelter to boys and girls who have no parents or those with parents who are not able to bring them up due to financial constraints.

Such children are admitted to this school and free education is provided to make them bright and responsible citizens.

Sri Venkateswara Alaya Nirmanam (SRIVANI) Trust

Sri Venkateswara Alaya Nirmanam (SRIVANI) Trust has been formed in recent years to construct, maintain, manage, and administer Sri Venkateswara temples and their properties. Various religious rituals pertaining to the temples will also be performed with the funds donated to the trust.

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Sri Balaji Arogya Varaprasadini Scheme

It was formed in the year 2007 in Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (SVIMS), the TTD’s super specialty hospital. The funds received by this trust are used to conduct medical research and provide medical treatment to deserving patients.

How to Make Donation

For all the above trusts, devotees can issue a cheque or draw a demand draft in favor of ‘The Executive Officer, TTD, Tirupati’ and send it to the address ‘The Chief Accounts Officer, Centralised Donor Management Cell, TTD administrative building, Kapila Theertham Road, Tirupati – 517 501’.

All donations are exempt under Sec 80(G) of the Income Tax Act.

Privileges to Donors

The TTD also provides certain privileges to the donors contributing to the above schemes.

1 to 5 Lakh

According to the information provided by the TTD, philanthropists donating any amount between Rs.1 lakh and Rs.5 lakh will be allowed for Darshan through ‘Supatham’ for one day in a year (subject to availability) for their family of five persons. They will also get free accommodation for five persons or VIP accommodation on a payment basis once a year.

Six small Laddus will be provided to them during their visit for Darshan, apart from one Dupatta, a blouse piece as ‘Bahumanam’. These privileges will be extended during the lifetime of the donor in case of individuals or for 20 years, in case of firms, companies, and joint donors.

5 to 10 Lakh

Those who donate an amount between Rs.5 lakh and Rs.10 lakh will get Darshan through ‘Supatham’ for three days in a year (subject to availability) for five members of their family. Free accommodation will be provided for three days or VIP accommodation on a payment basis.

Ten small Laddus are provided during two visits to the temple, at the rate of five each time, apart from Dupatta, blouse piece as ‘Bahumanam’. A silver coin weighing 50 grams will be given once in their lifetime.

10 Lakh to 1 Crore

Donors donating an amount between Rs.10 lakh and Rs.1 crore will be provided break darshan for three days in a year (subject to availability) for their family of five persons. They will be provided accommodation three times a year in any room with a tariff value of Rs.500. A gold dollar weighing 5 grams and a silver coin weighing 50 grams will be given once in their lifetime.

1 Crore and Above

Those donating Rs.1 crore and above will get VIP break Darshan for three days a year free of cost for their family of five persons. This apart, the donor’s family will also be provided Suprabhatha Seva for any three days other than the VIP break day. They will get accommodation in a VIP suite having a tariff value of Rs.2500 for three days a year.

‘Veda Asirvachanam’ will be performed free of cost at Ranganayakula Mandapam by Vedic Pundits on any day chosen by the devotee once a year. Ten big Laddus will be provided to them every year, at the rate of five per visit for two times.

They will also get one gold dollar weighing 5 grams and a 50-gram silver coin once in their lifetime.

Devotees donating Rs.10000 to SRIVANI Trust will get the privilege of VIP break darshan. One VIP break darshan ticket is given for every donation of Rs.10000, subject to a ceiling of nine persons. Donors will have to redeem the privilege by paying Rs.500 per ticket.

In all the above cases, room is not provided to a single person arriving at Tirumala.

Sri Venkateswara Aapanna Hrudaya Scheme

Donors can sponsor the cost of a child’s heart surgery by donating Rs.1 lakh to the hospital under the Sri Venkateswara Aapanna Hrudaya Scheme for children treated at Sri Padmavati CHildren Heart Centre, Tirupati. Donors can be individuals, corporate firms, or trusts.

Donors will get a one-time break darshan for a family of five persons (subject to availability). For firms and trusts, five persons will be allowed for Break darshan on payment of Break darshan charges.

Devotees can donate to any of the above trusts/schemes to directly contribute to the TTD’s activities to make the world a better place to live in.

SriVari Seva - Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD)

SriVari Seva – Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD)

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SriVari Seva Services

Intending to offer better services to the pilgrims who come from far-flung parts of the country and across the globe to Tirumala for darshan of Sri Venkateswara Swamy, Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams(TTD) has launched “Srivari Seva” voluntary service in the year 2000.

The services of Srivari Sevakulu are being utilized in over five dozen areas in Tirumala with major pilgrim interface areas including Vigilance, Health, Annaprasadam, Garden, Medical, LadduPrasadam, Temple, Transport, Kalyanakkatta, Book Stalls etc

According to Hindu scriptures, Seva is seen as the highest form of Dharma (righteousness). The concept of Seva which means Service is considered as one of the most important tenets of Hindu Sanatana Dharma.

Serving other people without seeking anything in return is considered an essential devotional practice of indirectly serving the Supreme God. In other words, Seva is simply defined as the ‘Selfless Act’ that is performed without any hopes of reciprocation, monetary benefits, awards, or rewards.

SriVari Seva - Tirumala Tirupati

Origin of SriVari Seva

Every day tens of thousands of devotees throng the holy shrine of Sri Venkateswara. The devotees never mind to wait for long waiting hours in serpentine queue lines extending up to some kilometers from Tirumala shrine, to catch a glimpse of Srivaru for a fraction of a second.

Apart from darshan queue lines, Tirumala witnesses a heavy influx of devotees at the accommodation, Kalyanakatta, Annaprasadam, Laddu Complex, luggage counters, and everywhere To meet the requirements of ever-increasing pilgrim crowd to Tirumala, TTD has tossed the idea of a Voluntary Service initially in 1998 to offer services to the fellow devotees on a trial basis as “Srinivasa Seva”. Later during the year 2000 in November, “Srivari Seva” was launched in a full-fledged manner in Tirumala.

Beginning with just 200 numbers of Srivari Sevaks, today on any given day not less than 2000 sevaks render service to their fellow pilgrims in Tirumala. During the peak days like summer vacation, annual Brahmotsavams, Vaikuntha Ekadasi, Rathasapthami, etc. the figure doubles.

The Srivari Sevaks, a brigade of volunteers, are not just from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana but hail from Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Odisha, West Bengal, Jharkhand, New Delhi, Chattisgarh also.

Since its inception, so far 12.50 lakh Srivari Sevaks (till June 2022) belong to 95 thousand odd teams with 8.60 lakh female and 3.90 lakh male. Srivari Sevaks have rendered impeccable services to their fellow pilgrims in the last 22 years.

Journey From a small chamber to a 100 Crore MASSIVE BUILDINGS

During the initial days, the Srivari Seva office used to be in a small chamber located adjacent to the main Kalyanakatta in Tirumala. Along with the time, there has seen a lot of transformation in the last two decades of its journey.

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Srivari Seva Sadan Block

Considering the importance of Srivari Sevaks, TTD has constructed twin buildings opposite Sri Varaha Swami Rest House and behind the Kalyana Vedika in Tirumala at an expense of Rs.100 crores to accommodate both the female and male volunteers separately with well-furnished accommodation and other facilities.

SERVICE TO MANKIND IS SERVICE TO GOD

“Manava Seva ye Madhava Seva” – the service to Humanity is service to Divinity is a famous saying in the Hindu scriptures. Sticking to this noble ideology, TTD commenced the Srivari Seva Voluntary Service. Devotees from across the country of their own volition are making use of this opportunity to serve their compatriot devotees selflessly.

A Supporting Arm to TTD

The services of Srivari Sevaks are being utilized at different areas in TTD among which the prominent ones include Vigilance, Health, Anna Prasadam, Garden, Medical, Laddu Prasadam, Srivari Temple, Transport, Kalyanakatta, Book stalls and Agarbatti- Panchagavya sales while the professional sevas includes Parakamani and Navaneeta Seva.

SriVari Sevaks Distributing Food

Some areas where Srivari Sevaks render services

  1. Queue lines, and compartments to regulate devotee crowds
  2. Serving drinking water, buttermilk, snacks, milk, and Anna Prasadam in the VQC Compartments, Narayanagiri Garden Sheds, outside queue lines, food counters, etc.
  3. Serving at Matrusri Tarigonda Vengamamba Anna Prasadam Complex (MTVAC), PAC-II.
  4. Scanning the luggage of devotees.
  5. Preparation of Garlands, and plucking of flowers at the Garden department.
  6. Sale of religious books, TTD calendars and diaries, Panchagavya, Dry Flower Technology photo frames, Agarbattis, etc.
  7. Assisting the aged and handicapped devotees at Darshan queues and hospitals.
  8. Sale of Coconuts and biodegradable covers in laddu counters.
  9. Splitting of Cashew nuts for making Laddu Prasadams and Anna Prasadams.
  10. Getting feedback from devotees for the betterment of the system.

SriVari Seva during Garuda Vahanam

SPECIALIZED SEVAs

Apart from the general sevas, TTD has also introduced specialized sevas including Parakamani and Navaneetha Sevas.

Parakamani Seva

Parakamani is the counting and accounting of the currencies and coins offered by the devotees in Srivari Hundi. The Parakamani Seva was commenced by TTD in August 2012. Only male sevaks aged between 25 years and 65 years are eligible to apply for Parakamani Seva.

Navaneetha Seva

To render service to Gomatathe cow, as per the traditional practices mentioned in the great epics and scriptures of the Hindu Santana Dharma, Navaneetha seva was commenced by TTD in August 2021 on the auspicious occasion of Sri Krishna Janmashtami at S.V. Gosala in Tirumala.

This unique seva includes cleaning the Gosala premises, drawing Rangolis, making cakes with cow dung to use as fuel material, feeding fodder to cows, churn butter through traditional means, etc.

Devotees who are willing to render the Navaneetha Seva shall have to apply only online. Only women sevaks aged between 35 years and 50 years are eligible to apply for Navaneetha Seva.

Vishnu Nivasam - Tirupati
Vishnu Nivasam – Near Tirupati Railway station

SRIVARI SEVA IN TIRUPATI

After the successful implementation of Srivari Seva in Tirumala, the same Services has been commenced in Tirupati also in the year 2014. The services of Srivari Sevaks are being utilized at Tirupati, Tiruchanoor, and local temples viz. Srinivasa Mangauram, Appalayagunta, Central Hospital, DPW Stores, Marketing Godown, S.V. Gosala, Rest Houses of TTD, Annaprasadam etc. The women and men volunteers are being provided accommodation at Vishnu Nivasam in Tirupati located opposite the Railway station.

BHAJAN AND SATSANG TO SRIVARI SEVAKS

TTD intends to imbibe service orientation, and religious motivation among Srivari Sevaks by providing training to them. Every day Bhajana and Satsang classes are being conducted to Srivari Sevaks along with orientation on Do’s and Don’ts at Tirumala Seva Sadan both in the morning and in the evening. Similarly, every Tuesday and Friday, the Bhajana and Satsang Classes are held in Sevaks at Tirupati Vishnu Nivasam.

Hindu Sanatana Dharma

Apart from rendering services at various points in Tirumala and Tirupati, the Srivari Sevaks are voluntarily taking part in various spiritual and Dharmic activities mulled by TTD across different parts of the country.

Be it the opening of Sri Venkateswara Divya Kshetrams at Visakhapatnam, Bhuvaneshwar, Amaravati, or religious programs like Karthika Deepotsavams, Venkateswara Vaibhavotsavams, Srinivasa Kalyanams etc. taken up by TTD, everywhere Srivari Sevaks have been offering dedicated services to the local devotees, thereby acting as the “Torch Bearers” of Hindu Santana Dharma.

Instructions to SriVari Sevaks

  1. Only Hindus shall apply for Srivari Seva.
  2. The Srivari Seva is a free service intended to serve fellow pilgrims.
  3. Sevaks will be allowed to book for General Seva / Parakamani Seva / Navaneetha Seva again only after 90 days from the performance of their last seva date.
  4. Devotees who are willing to perform General Srivari Seva have to apply either online or offline.
  5. The minimum strength for a group is 10 and the maximum is 15 which can be booked both off-line as well in online.

Offline Process

The sevaks who intend to perform Srivari Seva have to write a letter to the following address.

The Public Relations Officer,
TTD Administrative Building, Room No.60
K.T. Road, Tirupati- 517501
Phone: 0877 – 2264217

The selected Srivari Sevaks shall receive a copy of proceedings from the Office of PRO, Tirupati inviting them for Srivari Seva and also a confirmation SMS will be forwarded to their registered mobile Number.

Online Process

To avail Srivari Seva, one has to register online by login to srivariseva.tirumala.org. (The instructions and procedure to apply online are available on the TTD official website).

The age limit for applying (as an Individual or group) Srivari Seva (General) for a period of 7 days is 18 to 60 years.

Sri Vari Sevaks Dress Code

For Women Volunteers:
Orange saree with Maroon border and Maroon blouse or
Orange top with Maroon dupatta and Maroon Pyjama

For Men Volunteers:
White Shirt with White Pants or Dhoti

ONLINE SYSTEM INTRODUCED TO ENHANCE TRANSPARENCY IN SRIVARI SEVA

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