Tirupati, August 6, 2026: On behalf of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) and Lord Sri Venkateswara Swamy, TTD Executive Officer Sri Muddada Ravichandra presented traditional silk robes (Pattu Vastrams) to Sri Subrahmanya Swamy Temple at Tiruttani on Thursday in connection with the annual Aadi Krittika celebrations.
The silk robes were ceremonially presented to Sri Subrahmanya Swamy along with Sri Valli and Sri Devasena.
TTD Continuing Tradition Since 2006
The TTD delegation was received by Tiruttani Temple Chairman Sri Sridhar, Joint Commissioner Smt. Janaki, Temple Board members and other officials.
Speaking on the occasion, the TTD EO described Tiruttani as one of the most revered Subrahmanya Swamy temples in India.
He said TTD has been presenting Pattu Vastrams to the deity during the annual Aadi Krittika festival every year since 2006.
The EO prayed to Sri Subrahmanya Swamy for the good health, happiness and prosperity of all devotees.
Tiruttani – One of the Six Arupadai Veedu Shrines
Located around 50 km from Tirupati in Tamil Nadu, Tiruttani holds immense spiritual significance as one of the six sacred Arupadai Veedu temples of Lord Subrahmanya (Murugan).
According to temple tradition, Lord Subrahmanya appeared at Tiruttani with His consorts Sri Valli and Sri Devasena after defeating the demon Surapadma.
Legend of Vasuki at Tiruttani
The sacred temple is also associated with the legend of Vasuki, the serpent king.
According to tradition, Vasuki attained relief from his wounds after taking a sacred bath in the temple tank, adding to the religious significance of the shrine.
Aadi Krittika – Major Festival at Tiruttani
Aadi Krittika is one of the most important annual festivals at Tiruttani Sri Subrahmanya Swamy Temple.
Thousands of devotees visit the temple during the celebrations and carry beautifully decorated Kavadis as offerings in fulfilment of their vows.
TTD Board Member Sri Bhanu Prakash Reddy, Deputy EO Sri Lokanatham, temple priests and other officials participated in the programme.
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