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Shakambari Navaratri Mahotsavams concludes with Viswaroopa Darshan
The Shakambari Navaratri Mahotsavams at the historic Bhadrakali Temple in Ekashilanagaram reached its 13th day with special rituals and ceremonies.
The temple authorities announced that the Shakambari alankaram, which involves decorating the deity with leafy greens, vegetables, and fruits, will begin at 3 am on July 29 and continue until 9 am.
After the decoration, devotees will be allowed to have the Viswaroopa Darshan from 9 am onwards.
The festival will conclude with Vyasa Puja, Maha Poornahuti, Bali Pradanam, and Avabhrutha Snanam at 11 am.
Notable visitors included a senior IAS officer, an actor, and a film director, who were welcomed and blessed by the temple authorities.
The Shakambari Navaratri Mahotsavams at Bhadrakali Temple entered its 13th day with special rituals and ceremonies.
The Shakambari alankaram will begin at 3 am on July 29 and continue until 9 am, with Viswaroopa Darshan available from 9 am onwards.
The festival will conclude with Vyasa Puja, Maha Poornahuti, Bali Pradanam, and Avabhrutha Snanam at 11 am.
Notable visitors included a senior IAS officer, actor Gattamaneni Jaikrishna, and director Ajay Bhupathi.
Security arrangements were reviewed in anticipation of a heavy turnout.
- Who
- Devotees, temple authorities, dignitaries
- What
- Shakambari Navaratri Mahotsavams
- Where
- Sri Bhadrakali Ammavari Devasthanam, Ekashilanagaram
- When
- July 29
- Why
- To celebrate the Shakambari Navaratri festival and conclude with the Viswaroopa Darshan
Traditionalists
Modernists
Rituals and Traditions
Traditionalists
Emphasize the importance of adhering to ancient Vedic traditions and rituals.
Modernists
Advocate for a more modern and inclusive approach to religious practices.
Key facts
- Festival
- Shakambari Navaratri Mahotsavams
- Location
- Sri Bhadrakali Ammavari Devasthanam, Ekashilanagaram
- Significant Day
- July 29 (13th day)
- Key Ritual
- Viswaroopa Darshan
- Notable Visitors
- Senior IAS officer Sunitha, actor Gattamaneni Jaikrishna, director Ajay Bhupathi








