Devotees are allowed to attend the Vaikunda Ekadasi at Sri Aranganathar Temple on the 13th only from 6 am to 9 pm and from the 14th to the 18th the public will not be allowed
Coimbatore: For Vaikunda Ekadasi devotees are allowed to visit the Sri Aranganathar Temple, from 6 am to 9 pm in Coimbatore. Devotees are requested to abide by the Coronavirus rules.
A consultative meeting on the occasion of Vaikunda Ekadasi festival at Karamadai Arulmigu Sri Aranganathar Temple, one of the most famous Vaishnava temples in Coimbatore district, was held on Tuesday, at the temple premises under the chairmanship of temple executive officer Loganathan.
The meeting was attended by Karamadai Municipal Commissioner Balraj, Karamadai Police Station Inspector Kumar and others.
Devotees are allowed to attend the Vaikunda Ekadasi on the 13th only from 6 am to 9 pm and from the 14th to the 18th the public will not be allowed. Resolutions were passed, including that the coronavirus rules must be followed, like, wearing of mask and following social distancing. It was decided that shops on the pavement must be removed and all those who wish to participate in the Sorgavasal must be certified with a 2-dose vaccine.
The meeting was attended by many people including temple locals, Vedavyasa Sreesudharsana Pattar, Mirasudhars Krishnan, Jagannathan, Anandaraj, Kattemanai Kavundar Rangaraj, and temple priests.
A consultative meeting on the occasion of Vaikunda Ekadasi festival at Karamadai Arulmigu Sri Aranganathar Temple, one of the most famous Vaishnava temples in Coimbatore district, was held on Tuesday, at the temple premises under the chairmanship of temple executive officer Loganathan.
The meeting was attended by Karamadai Municipal Commissioner Balraj, Karamadai Police Station Inspector Kumar and others.
Devotees are allowed to attend the Vaikunda Ekadasi on the 13th only from 6 am to 9 pm and from the 14th to the 18th the public will not be allowed. Resolutions were passed, including that the coronavirus rules must be followed, like, wearing of mask and following social distancing. It was decided that shops on the pavement must be removed and all those who wish to participate in the Sorgavasal must be certified with a 2-dose vaccine.
The meeting was attended by many people including temple locals, Vedavyasa Sreesudharsana Pattar, Mirasudhars Krishnan, Jagannathan, Anandaraj, Kattemanai Kavundar Rangaraj, and temple priests.