Napoklu, Sept. 30: The annual 'Kalaya' vow-fulfillment rituals, organized during the month of Sona at the historic Kadodi Sri Mahavishnu shrine in the nearby village of Sannapulikotu, were conducted with great devotion and reverence.
Damodar, a *Takka* (traditional temple administrator) of the shrine, stated that the Kadodi Sri Mahavishnu temple in Sannapulikotu is a sacred center of faith for the Kadodi and Kuyyamudi families as well as the local villagers. Throughout the month of Sona, daily rituals and the lighting of lamps are performed at the temple. He explained that it is customary for devotees to offer prayers and fulfill their vows at the temple following the conclusion of these 30 days of worship.
Kuyyamudi Lava (President of the temple's administrative committee), along with office bearers, committee members, members of the Kadodi family, and other devotees, participated in the annual 'Kalaya' rituals. They offered their vows and offerings with devotion, seeking the blessings of the deity.
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