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Varuna Yagam, Sahasra Ghatabhishekam enter third day at Srisailam

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The Hindu Bureau
Varuna Yagam, Sahasra Ghatabhishekam enter third day at Srisailam
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The Srisailam temple in India has entered the third day of a five-day 'Varuna Yagam' ritual aimed at invoking the rain god for a bountiful harvest and regional prosperity. Temple officials and priests are conducting traditional ceremonies, including the installation of 1,000 sacred pots.

The five-day Varuna Yagam Sahitha Sahasra Ghatabhishekam being conducted by the Srisailam temple management to propitiate the rain god for timely and adequate rainfall, a bountiful harvest and a prosperous, lush-green State entered its third day on Sunday.

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