#Patala pallaki sung by registration
#Patala pallaki sung by free

The three-day annual вЂPadmavathi ParinayotsavamвЂ™ got off to a dazzling start at Tirumala on Wednesday. Tirumala Joint EO Sri KS Srinivasa Raju, CVSO Sri MK Singh, HDPP Secretary Sri K.Venkat Reddy, Tirupati Urban SP Sri Ravinder, Kalyanamastu OSD Sri and TTD Transport GM Sri Sesha Reddy and others were also present.Д¬olourful start to вЂPadmavathi ParinayotsavamвЂ™

#Patala pallaki sung by registration

But based on the final figures, we think of extending the date of registration even on 19th and 20th May morning before the wedding muhurat commencesвЂќ, he added. If the number exceeds 20thousand mark, we cannot accommodate them in this phase of Kalyanamastu. However, we have decided 5pm of 18th May as the last date of registration process.

#Patala pallaki sung by free

We are confident that this number will cross 15thousand mark this time as we have few more days left for the free mass marriage to take place. So far 5500 couples have registered their names. Later addressing media persons at Tirumala Asthana Mandapam, TTD EO said, вЂќ The ornaments have been formally kept at the feet of Lord for his blessings and they will be distributed to the respective districts as per their requirement.

Tirumala, (P.R.O) This is more than a life time golden opportunity for the couple who enter the wed-lock in the sixth phase of Kalyanamastu which is slated to take place across the state on May 20, as the ornaments including talibotlu and mettelu which are offered to the bride by TTD have been sanctified on Friday as they were placed at the feet of the presiding deity of Lord Venkateswara for his divine blessings.Д®arlier in the day, the TTD Executive Officer Sri IYR Krishna Rao carried the sare (talibotlu and mettelu) in a plate over his head in a traditional manner amidst the chanting of vedic hymns by temple priests from Bedi Anjaneyaswamy temple to Tirumala shrine where special puja has been performed inside sanctum sanctorum to the ornaments. Procession of Kalyanamasthu Mangalasuthrams at Tirumala