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Varuna Yagam Sahita Sahasra Ghatabhishekam concludes at Srisailam

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Varuna Yagam Sahita Sahasra Ghatabhishekam concludes at Srisailam
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A five-day religious ritual known as the Varuna Yagam Sahita Sahasra Ghatabhishekam concluded at the Srisailam temple in Andhra Pradesh. The event was performed by Vedic priests with the intention of ensuring adequate rainfall and regional prosperity.

The five-day Varuna Yagam Sahita Sahasra Ghatabhishekam performed by the Sri Bhramaramba Mallikarjuna Swamy temple at Srisailam concluded on Tuesday (August 11) with the conduct of Purnahuti by vedic priests. The ritual commenced on August 7 2026, with the resolve of ensuring adequate rainfall, bountiful harvests, and the prosperity of the State.

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