Archive · 22 Aug 2026
CMC Launches Divine Collection Drive Across 17 Cyberabad Temples
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation started a new collection program at 17 temples.
People can bring used devotional items to special collection points.
This means they do not have to leave the items in streets or water bodies.
Officials arranged for the items to be sorted and handled safely.
The materials include idols, framed pictures, glass and other religious articles.
Commissioner G Srijana visited Chittaramma Temple to check the program.
She also took part in the pooja.
Officials thanked devotees for helping keep public places and water bodies clean and safe.
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation launched a devotional-item collection drive across 17 designated temples.
Dedicated collection points were set up for devotees to hand over used devotional items.
The initiative aims to discourage people from leaving such items in public spaces or water bodies.
CMC Commissioner G Srijana visited Chittaramma Temple, joined the pooja and reviewed the arrangements.
Collected items are being segregated, dismantled and safely handled, including idols, framed pictures and glass articles.
- Who
- The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation, Commissioner G Srijana, temple officials and devotees.
- What
- A collection drive for used devotional items was launched across 17 designated temples.
- When
- The article does not specify a date.
- Where
- Across 17 designated temples in Cyberabad, including Chittaramma Temple.
- Why
- To prevent devotional items from being left in public spaces or water bodies and to support safe handling and cleanliness.
- Organiser
- Cyberabad Municipal Corporation
- Number of temples
- 17 designated temples
- Collection method
- Dedicated collection points at the temples
- Items handled
- Idols, framed pictures, glass and other devotional articles
- Processing
- Segregation, dismantling and safe handling
- Commissioner
- G Srijana
- Review location
- Chittaramma Temple