Archive · 23 Jan 2026
Devotees Celebrate Vasantha Panchami at Basar Temple
Many people walked a long way to the Basar temple to celebrate Vasantha Panchami.
They started their journey from different places like Nizamabad, Kamareddy, and Nirmal.
Some even stayed at small temples along the way.
The temple is getting ready for the big day with lots of preparations.
The government is also helping by making plans to improve the temple.
People waited in long lines to see the goddess and perform special rituals for their children.
Everyone was happy and excited to be there.
Devotees from Nizamabad, Kamareddy, and Nirmal districts participated in the pada yatra to Basar for Vasantha Panchami celebrations.
Participants walked around 100 kilometres and some observed a month-long deeksha for the occasion.
The Basar temple committee and the government made elaborate arrangements for the celebrations.
Endowments department principal secretary Shailaja Ramaiyer offered silk clothes to Goddess Saraswati and performed a special puja.
The government is investing Rs 200 crore for the development of the Basar temple and is committed to providing facilities for devotees.
- Who
- Devotees from Nizamabad, Kamareddy, and Nirmal districts, along with government officials
- What
- Vasantha Panchami celebrations, Aksharabhyasam, and special puja
- When
- January 23
- Where
- Sri Gnana Saraswathi temple, Basar
- Why
- To participate in Vasantha Panchami celebrations, perform Aksharabhyasam, and seek blessings from Goddess Gnana Saraswathi
Government
Devotees
Temple Development
Government
The government is investing Rs 200 crore for the development of the Basar temple and is committed to providing facilities for devotees.
Devotees
Devotees appreciate the government's efforts and the arrangements made for their convenience.
- Event
- Vasantha Panchami celebrations and Aksharabhyasam
- Date
- January 23
- Location
- Sri Gnana Saraswathi temple, Basar
- Participants
- Devotees from Nizamabad, Kamareddy, and Nirmal districts
- Arrangements
- Elaborate arrangements by Basar temple committee and government
- Security
- Tight security by police department
- Government Investment
- Rs 200 crore for temple development
