Topic: Yadagirigutta

Tourism in Telangana has seen a significant boost after the establishment of state infrastructure. Chief Minister KCR has dedicated Yadagirigutta as a spiritual destination, adorned with greenery and new temples. With natural wonders like waterfalls and man-made Kaleshwaram reservoirs, Telangana is now discovering new tourist centers in the state. We propose the creation of ten tourist centers in the state.

Laknavaram: Telangana's divine abode, Laknavaram is a highly revered spiritual area in the state. After the construction of a magnificent temple, devotees are flocking to witness the beautiful surroundings. The presence of Madanika sculptures, mesmerizing dance performances, and the essence of Kakatiya Dynasty can be experienced here.

Mannanur: To enjoy the beauty of Nallamala forests, one must visit Mannanur, a charming area in Kurnool district. The breathtaking Mannanur waterfall, surrounded by lush greenery and silver streams, is a gem in Telangana's tourism crown.

Krishnatati: If you want to experience the grandeur of Nallamala hills and witness the mesmerizing Krishna River, visit this serene place near Srisailam. The Krishna River, surrounded by enchanting hills and serene landscapes, offers a captivating view from Farahabad View Point.

Ramappa: Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ramappa showcases the cultural glory of Telangana. With its exquisite stone sculptures depicting various dance forms and intricate carvings, Ramappa Temple in Palampet Mandal is a sight to behold.

Secretariat: The capital city of Hyderabad is a heavenly destination for tourists worldwide. The newly constructed Secretariat overlooking the beautiful Hussain Sagar Lake, the 125-feet Ambedkar statue, and the iconic Durgam Cheruvu Bridge are some of the attractions that entice visitors.

Karunamayam: Located near the border, this century-old church in Medak town, built in Gothic style, stands tall as the second-largest Christian temple in Asia.

Telangana's tourism is thriving with these unique destinations that reflect the state's cultural heritage and natural beauty.

The Telangana Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MAUD) Principal Secretary Arvind Kumar received the Green Apple awards in London. The awards were presented for various projects including Moazzam Jahi Market, Secretariat, Durgam Cheruvu Cable Bridge, Police Command Control Center, and Yadagirigutta Temple. These awards were received under the International Beautiful Buildings category.

The recognition of these projects with these prestigious awards is a testament to the efforts of Telangana. This is the first time that a single state in Telangana has received awards in five different categories. Many congratulations to Harsha, who has played a vital role in bringing these awards to the state. Telangana has already received international recognition with awards like World Green City Award (2022), Tree City of the World Award (2021), and Living, Inclusion Award-Smart City Expo World Congress (2021).

Arvind Kumar expressed his gratitude for the honor of representing the Telangana government at the St. Paul Cathedral in London to receive the Green Apple awards in five different categories. He also acknowledged CBRE UK and Qatar for their achievements in this field.

Yadagirigutta, June 16: The office of the Tahsildar of Yadagirigutta Mandal in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district has suspended V. Shobhan Babu and released a statement on Saturday regarding the incident at the CCAL office in Hyderabad. Shobhan Babu demanded lunch from a farmer who came to Yadagirigutta to give him a land passbook, and the video of him harassing the farmer went viral.

Based on this, Bhuvanagiri RDO Bhoopal Reddy conducted an inquiry at the Tahsildar's office in Yadagirigutta on Friday. It was announced that Shobhan Babu is being suspended by the CCAL office.

Yadagirigutta, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri: Devotees of Yadagiri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple are offering their prayers. Due to the upcoming festival season, devotees from various regions have come and offered bundles of grass to the deity. The temple authorities have released details of the offerings made by the devotees in the past 16 days. They have mentioned that the temple has received a revenue of Rs. 1.78 crore in various forms.

The devotees have offered 86 grams of mixed gold, 3.5 kilograms of mixed silver to the deity. Additionally, they have also donated 664 US dollars, 5 UAE dirhams, 10 Australian dollars, 70 Canadian dollars, 600 Bahraini fils, 25 Euros, 100 South African dollars, 10 Bangladeshi taka, Japanese yen coins, 10 Nepalese rupees, and 5000 Syrian notes.

The temple authorities have announced that these offerings will be kept safely in the treasury. They have expressed their gratitude to the devotees for their generosity and devotion towards the deity. The temple is expecting a large number of devotees during the festival season and has made necessary arrangements for their convenience.

In order to ensure the safety and well-being of the devotees, the temple authorities have also implemented strict COVID-19 protocols. They have urged everyone to follow social distancing norms and wear masks while visiting the temple. The authorities have assured that all necessary measures have been taken to provide a safe and secure environment for the devotees.

The Yadagiri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple is considered one of the holiest shrines in Telangana. It attracts devotees from all over the country who come to seek the blessings of Lord Narasimha Swamy. The temple is known for its beautiful architecture and serene surroundings, making it a popular destination for spiritual seekers.

In conclusion, the Yadagiri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple has received a significant amount of offerings from devotees during the past 16 days. The temple authorities have expressed their gratitude and assured the devotees of the safekeeping of their offerings. They have also emphasized the importance of following COVID-19 protocols to ensure the well-being of everyone visiting the temple.

Yadagirigutta, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri: Devotees are flocking to the Yadagiri Lakshmi Narasimhaswami temple. Due to the festival season, devotees from various regions have been offering bundles of money to the deity. Officials in charge of temple administration have revealed that in the past 16 days, devotees have contributed a total of Rs. 1.78 crore.

The devotees have offered 86 grams of mixed gold, 3.5 kilograms of mixed silver, and other currencies to the deity. It has been reported that they have contributed 664 US dollars, 5 UAE dirhams, 10 Australian dollars, 70 Canadian dollars, 600 baisa, 25 euros, 100 South African dollars, 10 Bangladeshi taka, 1 Japanese yen, 10 Nepali rupees, and 5000 Syrian notes.

Officials at the temple have collected all these offerings and are now in possession of them.