Archive · 4 Jan 2026
Collector Sets Deadline for Medaram Temple Works
The district collector in Warangal has told the officials to hurry up with the work to make the Sri Sammakka-Saralamma Temple in Medaram look nice and safe.
This is because a big festival called Maha Jatara is coming soon, and many people will visit the temple.
The collector wants the area around the temple to look like a natural forest garden.
They are also putting up special beams and carvings that show the history and art of the local tribes.
The collector checked the lines where people will wait and told the cleaning teams to keep everything very clean.
Everyone is working together to make sure the visitors have a good and safe time.
District collector T.S. Divakara inspected and directed officials to accelerate beautification works at Sri Sammakka-Saralamma Temple in Medaram.
All works must be completed before the upcoming Maha Jatara to accommodate the rising number of devotees.
The collector ordered the development of the temple area as a natural forest garden and the installation of PT beams and safety grills.
The Saralamma main arch is being developed as a cultural landmark with tribal art and ancient scripts.
The collector inspected model queue lines and instructed sanitation teams to ensure cleanliness at key locations.
- Who
- District collector T.S. Divakara and officials
- What
- Accelerating landscaping and renovation works at Sri Sammakka-Saralamma Temple
- When
- Ahead of the upcoming Maha Jatara
- Where
- Medaram in Tadvai mandal, Mulugu district, Warangal
- Why
- To cater to the rising number of devotees and ensure a smooth and safe experience
- Location
- Medaram, Tadvai mandal, Mulugu district, Warangal
- Official in Charge
- T.S. Divakara, District Collector
- Key Works
- Landscaping, renovation, PT beam installation, safety grills
- Timeline
- Before the upcoming Maha Jatara
- Significance
- Spiritual and ecological importance, tribal heritage