RENOVATION

In order to improve the existing structures within the complex, it is proposed to renovate the Temple with certain modifications:

The salient features of the renovation proposed for the year 2026 are given below:

1] Renovating Aswatha Katta:

The Raavi Chettu (Peepul Tree) and Neem Tree has grown since generations in front of the Garbhagudi inside the Temple Complex. These trees are treated as religious and sacred trees and given special place in the complex. Due to its roots spreading widely, the Ashwatha Katta (the platform provided around the tree) and old Brandavanam (already fell down) has severally damaged. This needs to be rebuild with latest technology which may cost around Rs.5 lakhs (aprox).

2] Fresh Tiles:

Fresh tiles needs to be changed infront of the sanctum sanctorium which cost around Rs.2 lakhs (aprox).

3] Navagraha Temple:

Nine planets collectively known as Navagrahas are represented as celestial bodies (deities). Of the nine deities, seven are named after the planets in the solar system and correspond with the names of the seven days in the week of the Hindu calendar. However, Rahu and Ketu are two deities who are actually demons.

Temple construction begins with search of a proper site. Soil and location are examined by acharya and shilpi. This is called Bhupariksha. The Navagraha Temple is more than just a religious site; it is a beacon of hope for those seeking solutions to their astrological problems. With its deep spiritual significance, rich traditions, and powerful rituals, the temple continues to attract devotees from all walks of life. Whether one is a firm believer in astrology or simply in search of peace and spiritual guidance, the Navagraha Temple offers a sacred space to connect with the divine and seek the blessings of the nine celestial beings that influence our destinies.

A Navagraha Temple is to be built inside the Temple Complex with an estimated cost of Rs.2 lakhs (aprox).

4] Brindavana:

The Tulasi Brindavana is to be constructed inside the temple complex at an estimated cost of Rs.2 lakhs (aprox).

Devotees are requested to participate in large numbers and contribute liberally for this Noble Cause and receive the divine blessings.

Cheques may be drawn in favour of “PSSSJC-Annadanam” A/c.

The account details are as under:

PSSSJC – ANNADANAM

CANARA BANK

Teachers colony,

HINDUPUR

A/C NUMBER: 33421 0100 6105

IFSC CODE : CNRB 001 3234

Devotees offering online contributions are requested to ensure that an intimation is to sent to the Temple Front Office with a copy marked to the Hon’ble Secretary at his Email ID pydetissstemple37@yahoo.com.

Admin Office : K.Subbarao – 99800 96810

Front Office :

                          Sri. P.S.Bhushan Kumar –99017 66042 (Treasurer)

                          Sri. K.Lakshmana Rao – 98493 72173 (Committee incharge)

                          Sri.K.Subbarao (Sunny) – 99592 21330 (Publicity Incharge)

                          Sri. K.Rajashekara Rao – 93461 61863 (Jt Secretary)