Archive · 6 Dec 2025
Brahmotsavams Brochure Unveiled for Harihara Kshetram
A special brochure for the annual Brahmotsavams festival at the Harihara Kshetram temple was unveiled by former Rajya Sabha Member TG Venkatesh.
The temple, which is 40 years old and located near the Tungabhadra River, has been conducting these festivals for 20 years with the help of Vedic scholars.
During the festival, especially on the first and last days, special things happen, like Garuda birds flying around the temple, which people believe is a blessing.
Venkatesh asked everyone to come and join the 11-day festival starting on January 19 and to help take care of the temple.
He also talked about how important sports are for bringing people together and shared his past work in building sports facilities.
Many important people were there to support these events.
The annual Brahmotsavam brochure for Harihara Kshetram was unveiled by former Rajya Sabha Member TG Venkatesh.
The temple, located near the Tungabhadra River, has been conducting Brahmotsavams for 20 years under Vedic scholars' supervision.
Divine manifestations, such as Garuda birds circling the temple, occur during the festival's opening and closing rituals.
Venkatesh appealed to devotees to participate in the 11-day Brahmotsavams starting January 19 and to support the temple's development.
Venkatesh also addressed the 44th Masters Athletic Association Meet, emphasizing the role of sports in promoting unity and discipline.
- Who
- Former Rajya Sabha Member TG Venkatesh, Brahmin community leaders Durga Prasad and Sridhar, and other dignitaries
- What
- Unveiling of the annual Brahmotsavam brochure for Harihara Kshetram and addressing the 44th Masters Athletic Association Meet
- When
- January 19 (start of Brahmotsavams), specific date of the brochure unveiling not mentioned
- Where
- Harihara Kshetram near Sankalbagh, Kurnool, and the local Outdoor Stadium
- Why
- To promote the Brahmotsavams festival and discuss the importance of sports in society
- Location
- Near Sankalbagh, Kurnool, on the banks of the Tungabhadra River
- Temple Age
- 40 years
- Brahmotsavams Duration
- 11 days
- Festival Start Date
- January 19
- Divine Manifestations
- Garuda birds circling the temple during Dwajarohanam and Chakrasnanam
- Rituals Supervision
- Vedic scholars
- Community
- Brahmin community
