Namaste!

It has been three weeks since the Temple has opened for Dharma Darshan for public during Saturday's between 12:00 and 2:00 PM. Since then, we are having more than 100 devotees visiting the Temple for Dharma Darshan every Saturday. We would like to sincerely thank the community for co-operating with the temple management & volunteers by taking the necessary precautions and following recommended guidelines. We are also happy to acknowledge many of the visitors' feedback during the Dharma darshan that the temple and the surrounding atmosphere is now even more peaceful and serene.

Our gratitude to all the generous donors who have been supporting us during these challenging times. Our sincere thanks to the sponsors for scheduling their pooja/service in advance and co-operating with priests and volunteers. The main reason for advance booking is to make sure we do not have more than the government-regulated number of people gathered at the same place and time.

Its important that we do not let our COVID-19 guards down and continue to follow the below guidelines during each visit. This will ensure we all remain safe from the pandemic and stay healthy.

• Washing hands with soap and water at the Hanuman pavilion
• Getting screened for body temperatures before entering the temple
• Wear masks that fully cover the nose and mouth during the entire time inside the premises
• Following social distancing guidelines inside the temple

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For personal pooja services and regular weekly sponsored events, please continue to SCHEDULE your temple visit in advance from our website by going to "E-Seva -> Pooja Booking" menu.

May Lord Venkateswara and Chandramouliswara guide us all during these unprecedented times.

Lokah Samastha Sukhino Bhavanthu!

-ICCT Board of Trustees.

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