Live telecast of Ayodhya Ram Mandiram prana pratista on SVBC

TIRUMALA: The consecration ceremony of Ram Mandiram in Ayodhya is scheduled to be held between 11:30 am and 12:30 pm on January 22, 2024.

On this occasion, Sri Venkateswara Bhakti Channel, under the auspices of TTD, will telecast the Vedic and spiritual rituals in Ayodhya temple on its Tamil, Kannada, and Hindi channels, as well as on the SVBC Telugu YouTube channel.

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The consecration ceremony events in Ayodhya will be telecast live on the SVBC Telugu channel until 12 noon. After that, Tirumala Srivari Kalyanam will be telecast live as usual from 12 noon.

Following the Kalyanam, the programs in Ayodhya will continue.

TTD appealed to devotees to take note of these details and watch the Ayodhya Prana Pratista ceremony on SVBC Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Hindi channels to receive divine blessings.

Devotees immersed in Akhanda Parayanam of Ayodhyakanda

The 6th Edition of Ayodhyakanda Akhanda Parayanam took place on Sunday morning on the Nada Neerajanam platform in Tirumala. The event was live telecasted by SVBC between 7 am to 9 am for the benefit of global devotees.

A total of 224 shlokas were eloquently recited during the event, comprising 199 shlokas from the 18th to 21st sargas of Ayodhyakanda, along with 25 shlokas from Yogavasishtam and Dhanvantari Mahamantram.

The recitation was led by esteemed Dharmagiri Vedic scholars including Dr. K. Ramanujacharya, Ananta Gopalakrishna, and Dr. Maruti. Participants included faculty members from Dharmagiri, SV Vedic University, as well as Vedic scholars, students, and scholars from SV Higher Vedic Studies and National Sanskrit University.

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Adding a musical touch to the event, the artistes of the Annamacharya Project, under the guidance of Sri Srinivas, commenced the program with the soulful rendition of "Rama Sitarama..." Ramadasa Kirtan concluded with "Ramuni Bhajan Seyave Manasa..."

The program witnessed active participation from TTD officials, scholars, and a large number of devoted attendees.