Palur Sri Mahalingeshwara Jatra Mahotsava

Napoklu, Apr. 22: The annual Jatra Mahotsava of the historic Sri Mahalingeshwara Temple in the nearby Palur village was celebrated with great devotion.

On the 13th, the annual festival was inaugurated with the offering of puja at the original place of the Mahalingeshwara God. On the 14th, Gana Homa and Kodimara raising, morning, afternoon and night Utsava Bali were performed, on the 16th, Utsava Bali and night Deeparadhana were performed, on the 17th, day Utsava Bali was performed and evening Deeparadhana was performed.

On the 18th, as part of the Pattani festival, various Harake Seva offerings including Tulabhara Seva were offered in the morning, and in the afternoon, Ethu Porata, Maha Puja, special services were performed, Maha Mangalarati, Theertha, Prasad distribution and Annasantarpane were held. This was followed by the Jodi Devara Nrityotsava.

The temple's chief priest Devi Prasad, Tantris Krishna and Satyamurthy Saralaya, Krishnamurthy and others performed the religious rituals. The temple's dignitaries. Festival Committee President, Poduvada Sujai, Secretary Sudan Madan and members, rescuer T.K. Manu, office bearers of various organizations, elected representatives, and devotees participated in the fair.

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