A devotee from Salem of Tamilnadu, Sri Tanga Dorai, donated 120 sets of Dhoti to Melam Staff and Vahanam bearers of TTD worth around Rs.2lakhs on Friday in Tirumala.
He distributed the sets over the hands of TTD Chairman Sri B Karunakara Reddy, EO Sri AV Dharma Reddy in Vaibhavotsava Mandapam after the completion of Pallaki Seva(Mohini Avataram).
As part of Srivari Salakatla Brahmotsavam, there will be only Sarkar Harati on the Garuda Seva on September 22. It is to be noted that other aartis are not allowed.
The devotees are requested to note this and cooperate with TTD. Talents showcased by various artists hailing from different states across the country during the procession of Mohini Avataram on the fifth day morning of the ongoing annual brahmotsavams in Tirumala on Friday.
The devotees who thronged the four mada streets were mused to see the charm of divine enchantress Mohini on a finely decked palanquin along with Sei Krishna Swamy on another Pallaki.
Enhancing the beauty, the art forms mused devotees during the sacred parade.
The artists hailing from respective states presented their traditional art forms which included Gujrati Garbha, Maharastra Drums, Baredi by Madhya Pradesh. The Baredi Pushkala dance is believed to have originated by Lord Sri Krishna who belonged to this community of cowherds. The artists from Jharkhand displayed their ancient Nattua dance.
