Tirupati, November 5, 2026: TTD JEO Dr. A. Sharath said that priests serve as spiritual bridges between temples and society, playing a vital role in protecting Sanatana Dharma and preserving Hindu traditions.
Addressing the valedictory session of a 15-day priest training programme held at SVETA, Tirupati, from October 22 to November 5, he described priesthood as a sacred service that carries spiritual values and traditions to future generations. He urged priests to serve society with devotion, discipline and dedication.
TTD JEO Encourages Youth to Take Up Priesthood
Dr. A. Sharath appreciated Sri Chanti of Palasa, Srikakulam district, who left his software job to take up priesthood and work towards building a temple in his native village.
He encouraged more young people to come forward and dedicate themselves to religious service and the preservation of Hindu traditions.
Training Certificates and Puja Materials Distributed
At the conclusion of the training programme, the trained priests were presented with puja materials, spiritual books and certificates.
TTD and SVETA Organise Priest Training Programme
The 15-day programme was organised by TTD and the Hindu Dharma Prachara Parishad, with the support of SVETA.
SVETA Director Dr. Vema Venkata Ratnam and other officials participated in the valedictory session.
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