In a commendable effort to support the spiritual and cultural heritage of Gokavaram Village, significant financial contributions have been made to two prominent temples in the area: the Sri Kanakadurga Amma Vari Temple located in Driver’s Colony and the Varabapanamma Temple situated along Kothapalli Road.
Sri Kanakadurga Amma Vari Temple (Driver’s Colony)
- A substantial sum of 10 lakhs (1,000,000 rupees) has been allocated for various developmental activities at the Sri Kanakadurga Amma Vari Temple. This funding aims to enhance the temple’s infrastructure and aesthetic appeal. The contributions will specifically go towards:
- Salaharam on Mandap: This initiative will improve the mandap, ensuring it is a welcoming and sacred space for devotees and visitors.
- Goddess Idols: The funds will be used for the creation and installation of beautifully crafted idols of the goddess, which are vital for worship and religious ceremonies.
- Painting: A fresh coat of paint will be applied to various parts of the temple, revitalizing its appearance and preserving its historical significance.
Sri Vara Bapanamma Ammavari Temple (Kothapalli Road)
- In addition to the support given to Sri Kanakadurga Amma Vari Temple, 1 lakh and 50 thousand rupees (150,000 rupees) have been generously provided to the Sri Vara Bapanamma Ammavari Temple. This financial aid will be directed towards:
- Painting the Entire Temple: The funds will ensure that the temple receives a thorough painting, enhancing its visual charm and attracting more devotees to this revered site.
Financial Assistance to Local Temples in Gokavaram Village
Temple of Lord Vishnu
The first sloka in the Yaksha Prasna has four questions and is followed by Yudhishtira’s succinct reply to all these. To the first question, “Who is it who makes Aditya or the sun to rise?”, the answer given is that the Vedas help Aditya to rise. Neelakanta in his commentary says that Yudhishtira thinks of the atma or the soul of man when sun is mentioned. So it means the soul which through the five senses, mind and intellect gains knowledge of the world.
These initiatives reflect a strong commitment to preserving the spiritual heritage and community spirit of Gokavaram Village. The enhancements made through these financial contributions are expected to foster a greater sense of devotion and pride among the local community, while also encouraging more visitors to experience the rich cultural and religious significance of these temples.
Sri Vara Bapanamma Ammavari Temple (Kothapalli Road)
Painting the Entire Temple: The funds will ensure that the temple receives a thorough painting, enhancing its visual charm and attracting more devotees to this revered site.
In addition to the support given to Sri Kanakadurga Amma Vari Temple, 1 lakh and 50 thousand rupees (150,000 rupees) have been generously provided to the Sri Vara Bapanamma Ammavari Temple. This financial aid will be directed towards: