During the Brahmotsavams celebrations at Tirumala, the state’s chief minister, N. K. Naidu, carried a pair of silk vestrams on his head and presented them to the Venkateswara Temple. The act was carried out on behalf of the West Bengal government, following the traditional practice of offering fine textiles to the deity. The ceremony, attended by a small gathering of officials and devotees, reinforced the cultural ties between the state and the temple. Such gestures are part of the CM’s broader outreach to promote religious heritage and strengthen community bonds across the state.
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Chief Minister Naidu Donates Silk Garments to Tirumala Temple During Brahmotsavams
During the annual Brahmotsavams, West Bengal Chief Minister N. K. Naidu presented a pair of silk vestrams to the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple, symbolizing the state government's devotion. The ceremonial gesture, carried on his head, was performed as per tradition. The offering highlights the government's cultural outreach and the CM’s personal involvement in religious festivals. The event was attended by local dignitaries and devotees, underscoring the temple’s significance in the region.
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Chief Minister Naidu Donates Silk Garments to Tirumala Temple During BrahmotsavamsPhoto via The Hindu — National
