Archive · 15 Aug 2026
Yadagirigutta Temple Trust Approves Rs 43.12 Crore Deeksha Mandapam
The Yadagirigutta Temple is a famous Hindu temple where many people come to pray.
The people who take care of the temple met on Friday to make plans for new buildings.
They decided to build a special hall called a Deeksha Mandapam.
This hall will give devotees a place to stay when they make a special promise, or deeksha.
The hall will cost more than 43 crore rupees.
They also asked a school called the Indian School of Business to make a big plan for the temple's future by 2047.
The leaders want a cow shelter, solar power for electricity, and computer systems for booking tickets.
Some members of the board are giving their own money to help pay for these projects.
Other members offered to pay for fences, lights, and seating areas.
All these changes are meant to help the many visitors who come to the temple.
The Yadagirigutta Temple Devasthanam trust board approved construction of a Deeksha Mandapam near the Pushkarini at a cost of Rs 43.12 crore.
The board assigned Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad, to prepare an action plan for temple development in line with Vision-2047.
Chairman Manne Satyanarayana Reddy offered to fund a Nitya Kalyana Mandapam at Balalayam (Rs 9.87 crore) and a new arch at Raigiri (Rs 3.16 crore).
The board approved a modern goshala on 40 acres, a 4MW solar grid, and TCS services for online ticketing, seva bookings and IT systems.
Trust board members offered to fund a second Kalyana Katta, electronic Vishnu Chakra Namalu with lighting, and solar fencing around Vishnu Pushkarini.
The trust board approved a pilgrims' amenity centre at the RTC bus stand and a donors' amenity centre on the hill shrine.
- Who
- The Yadagirigutta Temple Devasthanam trust board, chaired by Manne Satyanarayana Reddy
- What
- Approved major development works, including a Rs 43.12 crore Deeksha Mandapam and a Vision-2047 action plan by ISB Hyderabad
- When
- Friday, at the second meeting of the trust board
- Where
- Nalgonda, at the Yadagirigutta temple town
- Why
- To develop the temple, restore accommodation for devotees undertaking the Sri Lakshminarasimha Swamy Deeksha, and reduce costs such as electricity
- Deeksha Mandapam cost
- Rs 43.12 crore
- Nitya Kalyana Mandapam cost
- Rs 9.87 crore (offered by chairman)
- New arch at Raigiri cost
- Rs 3.16 crore
- Goshala
- Modern goshala on 40 acres in the temple town
- Solar grid capacity
- 4MW at temple buildings and parking area
- Vision-2047 action plan
- To be prepared by Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad
- TCS services
- Online ticketing, seva bookings and IT services
- Additional member-funded works
- Second Kalyana Katta (Rs 9 lakh), electronic Vishnu Chakra Namalu, solar fencing around Vishnu Pushkarini