Virajpet, Oct 23: Special nine-day worship rituals were held at the historic Sri Angala Parameshwari Temple, located on Telugu Street in Virajpet, to mark the Navaratri festival.
As part of the celebrations, the temple hosted various religious rites and special prayers each morning. This included *abhisheka* (ceremonial bathing) for the Goddess, followed by elaborate *alankara* (adornment) rituals. Every evening, the Goddess was adorned and worshipped, accompanied by *bhajans* (devotional songs), special prayers, a *maha-puja* (grand worship), and a *maha-mangalarati* (final grand offering of lights).
Following the rituals, *prasada* was distributed to the visiting devotees, and arrangements were made for them to partake in a meal. Hundreds of devotees from Virajpet town and surrounding villages participated in this religious festival, seeking the blessings of the Goddess. Members of the temple’s administrative committee were present on the occasion.
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