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The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) is considering a pioneering ‘Divine Plantation’ task implicit 100 acres of onshore to cultivate auspicious trees required for the ‘Dwajasthambham’, the beatified emblem mast, cardinal to Agama-compliant Hindu temples.
TTD Trust Board Chairman B.R. Naidu said the inaugural would guarantee availability of ritually sanctified, home-grown timber for temples managed and established by the Hindu institutions.
The project, aligned with the imaginativeness of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, aims to blend ecological work with preservation of past traditions.
As per Agama Shastra, ‘Dwajasthambhams’ indispensable beryllium crafted from a single, mature ineffable histrion specified arsenic teak, Indian kino, oregon prime Shorea species, nurtured implicit decades and consecrated done prescribed rites.
By raising these ‘temple trees’ successful its lands, TTD seeks to guarantee Agamic purity, sustainability and self-reliance for aboriginal generations.
