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Srisailam temple decked in vegetables and fruits for Shakambari Utsavam
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Srisailam temple decked in vegetables and fruits for Shakambari Utsavam

The Srisailam temple in Andhra Pradesh celebrated the Shakambari Utsavam by decorating the goddess Bhramaramba with thousands of vegetables and fruits on July 29, 2026, coinciding with Ashadha Purnima. The event included rituals, prayers, and ceremonies conducted according to Agama scriptures, involving temple authorities, priests, Vedic scholars, and other officials. Additional festivals such as Guru Purnima were also observed with special pujas for Lord Dakshinamurthy and Sage Vyasa. The temple trust board chairman and other leaders participated in the festivities.

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Srisailam temple decked in vegetables and fruits for Shakambari Utsavam

The Srisailam temple in Andhra Pradesh celebrated the Shakambari Utsavam by decorating the goddess Bhramaramba with thousands of vegetables and fruits on July 29, 2026, coinciding with Ashadha Purnima. The event included rituals, prayers, and ceremonies conducted according to Agama scriptures, involving temple authorities, priests, Vedic scholars, and other officials. Additional festivals such as Guru Purnima were also observed with special pujas for Lord Dakshinamurthy and Sage Vyasa. The temple trust board chairman and other leaders participated in the festivities.

Bias read (Center): The article describes a religious festival at a temple, which is a cultural and spiritual event rather than a politically charged issue. While religious practices can sometimes intersect with politics, this piece focuses solely on the celebration and does not take a stance on any political matter. S

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