Archive · 4 Oct 2026
Pindi Deepotsavam procession brings devotees together in Tirupati
A religious procession called Pindi Deepotsavam was held in Tirupati on Saturday.
It took place on the third Saturday of the Peratasi month.
The procession began at the TTD Administrative Building and ended at Alipiri Padala Mandapam.
People walked with traditional music and devotional singing.
Before the walk, priests performed special rituals for the Pindi Deepam.
A speaker explained why the ritual is spiritually important.
Organizers said devotees believe lighting the lamp brings happiness and prosperity.
Many officials, priests, volunteers, and devotees joined the event.
The Pindi Deepotsavam procession took place on Saturday, the third Saturday of the holy Peratasi month.
The procession traveled from the TTD Administrative Building Parade Grounds to Alipiri Padala Mandapam.
Traditional music and Govinda Nama Sankirtana accompanied the procession.
Before the procession, special rituals were performed for the Pindi Deepam, and a speaker described its spiritual significance.
Organizers said devotees believe lighting Pindi Deepam brings happiness and prosperity.
- Who
- TTD officials, board members, priests, Srivari Sevaks, and hundreds of devotees participated.
- What
- A Pindi Deepotsavam procession and special Pindi Deepam rituals were held.
- When
- Saturday, the third Saturday of the holy Peratasi month; no calendar date was specified.
- Where
- The procession went from the TTD Administrative Building Parade Grounds to Alipiri Padala Mandapam in Tirupati.
- Why
- Organizers said the event aims to promote spiritual awareness and devotion; devotees believe lighting Pindi Deepam brings happiness and prosperity.
- Event
- Pindi Deepotsavam procession
- Day
- Saturday, the third Saturday of the Peratasi month
- Starting point
- TTD Administrative Building Parade Grounds
- Destination
- Alipiri Padala Mandapam
- Accompaniment
- Traditional music and Govinda Nama Sankirtana
- Organizing direction
- TTD Chairman BR Naidu and Executive Officer Muddada Ravichandra
- Devotee belief
- Lighting Pindi Deepam brings happiness and prosperity