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HR&CE seeks donor support for ‘annadhanam’ scheme in TN temples; diamond card sale picks up pace in major shrines

HR&CE seeks donor support for ‘annadhanam’ scheme in TN temples; diamond card sale picks up pace in major shrines
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The Tamil Nadu HR&CE Department is promoting a 'diamond card' scheme to raise funds for temple 'annadhanam' (food donation) programs. The card allows a family of seven to access special darshan at major state temples for 20 years.

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This initiative highlights the intersection of religious administration and public fundraising strategies in Indian state-managed temples.

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A diamond card, priced at ₹7 lakh, issued by the HR&CE Department would facilitate a family of seven to have a special darshan across all major temples in Tamil Nadu for 20 years, said HR &CE officials here on Saturday.

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