A Muslim couple made a remarkable donation of Rs. 1.02 crore to the tirumala temple. Tuesday, Abdul ghani and Nubina Banu gave the check to the tirumala tirupati Devasthanam (TTD), the organisation in charge of running the richest shrine in the world. The couple from chennai presented the check to ttd Executive Officer dharma Reddy at Ranganayakula Mandapam on the grounds of the temple.
The Sri Venkateswara Anna Prasadam Trust, which offers free meals to the thousands of worshippers who visit the temple every day, would receive Rs 15 lakh of the total funds. The remaining donation of Rs. 87 lakh will be used to purchase new kitchen appliances and furniture for Sri Padmavati Guest House. A businessman named Abdul ghani has donated to this temple, also known as the balaji temple, previously.
He gave a multi-dimensional tractor-mounted sprayer in 2020 to be used to sanitise temple grounds during the Covid-19 pandemic. He had previously given the temple a refrigerator truck worth Rs 35 lakh to transport veggies. Abdul ghani has given to the temple before, so this is not the first time. He donated a multi-dimensional tractor-mounted sprayer in 2020 to be used to sanitise temple grounds during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Sri Venkateswara Anna Prasadam Trust, which offers free meals to the thousands of worshippers who visit the temple every day, would receive Rs 15 lakh of the total funds. The remaining donation of Rs. 87 lakh will be used to purchase new kitchen appliances and furniture for Sri Padmavati Guest House. A businessman named Abdul ghani has donated to this temple, also known as the balaji temple, previously.
He gave a multi-dimensional tractor-mounted sprayer in 2020 to be used to sanitise temple grounds during the Covid-19 pandemic. He had previously given the temple a refrigerator truck worth Rs 35 lakh to transport veggies. Abdul ghani has given to the temple before, so this is not the first time. He donated a multi-dimensional tractor-mounted sprayer in 2020 to be used to sanitise temple grounds during the Covid-19 pandemic.
