Archive · 19 Sep 2026
Minister Sitakka Reviews Malluru Temple Development Plans
The Telangana government wants to improve facilities at the Malluru Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple.
Minister Sitakka held a meeting about the plans.
Officials and architects discussed the temple’s condition and the number of visitors.
They proposed building a marriage hall, dormitory, and community dining hall.
The improvements should help devotees during their visits.
The main temple must not be disturbed or damaged.
A rock test will check whether the ground can support the new buildings.
Minister Sitakka will visit the temple soon before approving the final design.
The Telangana government has begun planning comprehensive development works at Malluru Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple in Mulugu district.
Minister Sitakka reviewed the plans with officials, architects, and Endowments Department Commissioner Hanumantharao at the State Secretariat.
Proposed facilities include a kalyana mandapam, dormitory, and annadanam satram for devotees.
The plans must preserve the temple’s sanctity, architectural form, historical significance, and surrounding features.
A rock test will assess construction conditions before technical decisions are finalised, while Sitakka plans a site visit to approve the design.
- Who
- Minister Sitakka, Endowments Department Commissioner Hanumantharao, architects, and other officials.
- What
- A review of plans for comprehensive infrastructure development at Malluru Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple.
- When
- At a review meeting; Minister Sitakka is expected to visit the temple soon.
- Where
- The review meeting was held at the State Secretariat, concerning the temple in Mulugu district, Telangana.
- Why
- To improve basic facilities for devotees while preserving the temple’s sanctity, architecture, and spiritual significance.
- Temple
- Malluru Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple
- Location
- Mulugu district, Telangana
- Review venue
- State Secretariat
- Proposed facilities
- Kalyana mandapam, dormitory, and annadanam satram
- Structural assessment
- A rock test will examine soil conditions and construction capacity
- Next step
- Minister Sitakka will conduct a site visit and approve a suitable design
- Development requirement
- Works must avoid disturbing the main temple structure and devotees