Garloddu Temple Founder Trustee Couple Sri Maddigunta NarasimhaRao, Arunakumari.       This brief history   relates to Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Kalyanotsavam &Brahmotsavams  which has been going  at Garlavoddu Temple  since 1964 to till date i.e more than 61 years.This Temple situtes at Garlavoddu village, Enkuru Mandal , Khammam District, Telangana State, India.    The  Kalyanotsavam becomes  part of Brahmotsavam since 2001 . Earlier there was only Kalyanotsavam   which had been Conducting by the Founder Family Members of the Temple since 1964 to Till Dwajastambha pratishta made year i.e 2001.  After Founder Trustee Charge has been taken by Sri Maddigunta Narasimha Rao in year 2000, Dwajastambha Pratishta held under his Founder Trustee Ship in the year 2001  and since that year,  Kalyanotsavams has been conducting as part and parcel of Brahmotsavams. Every Year Brahmotsavams First day after completion of  Evening sessions  Homam Kalyanotsavam has been performing. Thus K

                                                                            Pushkaram is a festival of rivers pertains to 12 important rivers in India which occurs once in 12 years for each river.The river for each year festival is based on the presence of Jupiter on which Zodiac sign by that time.The pushkaram Starts from the  period when the  Jupiter enters in that particular Zodiac sign. When Jupiter enter into "leo Zodiac sign" then Godavari Pushkaraalu Starts. For Leo Zodiac sign ruler is Sun. So along with river Ganges Pushkaralu,  Godavari pushkaralu also considered very pious one. It is believed  that Pushkarudu, also known as pushkar God who is powerful to make any river holy will travel with Jupiter as Jupiter travels from one Zodiac sign to another Zodiac sign.The first 12 days of Godavari pushkaram is called Aadhi pushkaram and the last 12 days of Godavari pushkaram is called Anthya pushkaram.These 24 days are Imprtant , particularly First 12 days are very

                                                                                        Yadadri@yadagiri Lakshmi Narasimha Swami Temple is situated at Yadagiri Gutta in the Nalgonda District, Telangana State, India. It is a Famous Hindu Temple In Telangana State and dedicated  to Lord Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy the fourth avatar  of Lord Vishnu. It is nearly 60 Kilometers distance from  Hyderabad city which is capital of Telangana State. Daily number of devotees from various part of the native state and country visits the temple . The Temple got specialty, being  deity Lord Lakshmi Narasimha appeared in 5 forms here. The 5 forms are (1). Jwala Narasimha Swami (2). Yoganada Narasimha Swamy  (3).Gandabherunda Narasimha Swamy, (4). Ugra Narasimha Swamy  (5). Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy. So this holy place  is called as "Pancha Narasimha Swamy kshetram which means a place of five Narasimha forms . Etymology of Yadadri       Yadadri means Yada+ Adri . Adri means in Sanskrit

                                                                            This is a image which fixed at Tirumala Hills showing the great devotional flow This is another  image which fixed at Tirumala Hills showing the great devotional flow  In the Nallamalas forests there is an amazing flow which is neither water flow nor wind flow .It is purely   Devotional Flow. Daily number of Devotees visits the Temples which are exits in these region. This seems like river ganges flow from Gangotri to kalighat . hence it is a Great Devotional Flow From Sri Sailam ( Sri sailam hills)To Sri Vari Sannidanam (tirumala hills) .In This flow  region there are 5 famous temples ie, Sri SailaM, Tripurantakam, MahaNandi, Ahobilam and  Tirumala hills exists.  The above picture and below given video links can give full details  about Great devotional Flow.                                Nallamalla's Location:-       The Nallamalas (lit."Black Hills") (also called the N

                                                                                         Shalivahana was a commoner who became king, a rare event in ancient India. He grew up as a poor widow's son, in a poor potter's family. A holy man is said to have foretold that he would be king one day. As a youth Salivahana broke-up the gangs that robbed traders' caravans. The people of what is now Kotilingala  on the bank of river Godavari, in Telangana region  made him king. Victories followed and he created a prosperous kingdom and this had been continued by his  successors by forming the Satavahana dynasty.On this king  name "Shalivahana Era" has been established by the great Satavahana ruler Sri Goutami putra Satakarni who was one of the descendants from Shalivahana family.  The Shalivahana Era     The Shalivahana era, also known as the Saka era, is used with Hindu calendars, the Indian national calendar, and the Cambodian Buddhist calendar. Its