Archive · 19 Jul 2026
TTD Enhances Safety on Alipiri Footpath
The TTD is making the Alipiri Footpath safer for pilgrims.
They are setting up a special team to handle emergencies, like wildlife incidents.
Officials will study animal movements and make plans to reduce risks.
They will also manage waste better to keep animals away.
The team will have trained people and modern equipment to respond quickly.
The Forest Department is helping by providing data on leopard movements.
Together, they aim to make the path safer for everyone.
TTD is setting up an emergency response team near Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple for quick wildlife incident response.
Scientific analysis of past wildlife incidents to identify high-risk zones and prepare long-term action plans.
Study on wildlife movement patterns and assessment of key risk parameters for timely intervention.
Enhanced security in vulnerable areas and improved coordination among Forest, Vigilance, Engineering, and Health wings.
Waste management to prevent animals from being attracted by food waste along the Alipiri footpath.
- Who
- Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) and Forest Department officials
- What
- Implementation of a comprehensive wildlife management plan and setting up an emergency response team
- When
- Review meeting held on Saturday
- Where
- Alipiri Footpath, Tirumala
- Why
- To enhance safety for pilgrims and manage wildlife movement
TTD
Forest Department
Wildlife Management
TTD
TTD is focusing on scientific analysis and long-term action plans to manage wildlife incidents.
Forest Department
Forest Department provides data and expertise on wildlife movement patterns and risk assessment.
- Location
- Alipiri Footpath, Tirumala
- Initiative
- Emergency Response Team Setup
- Key Official
- C.H. Venkayya Chowdary (TTD Additional EO)
- Focus Areas
- Wildlife Management, Waste Management, Security Enhancement
- Data Source
- Trap and Solar Cameras
