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Today many famous and ancient, once glorified temples are in dire situation without minimum Aradhana (rituals) like Dhupa, Dheepa, Naivedhyam. As part of our duty and Hindu dharma, "Dharma Samsthapana" has started Dheeparadhana and distributing Prasadam in 10 Temples in Warangal and Nizamabad so far. Intiated Dheeparadhana by suppling Oil and Prasadam for one month, requesting local people to continue.


Warangal

Sree Shambu Lingeswara Swamy Temple. Built in 11th Century by the last king Ganapathi Devudu of Kakatiya dynasty. Temple was situated in exactly in the middle of famous 4 EKASILA THORANAMS, now shifted aside by Archeology Dept. Present temple condition is very pathatic without proper care takers.

Ranganayaka Temple

Bhogeswaralayam

Ramalingeswara Swamy Temple

Nizamabad

Sree Krishna & Shiva Temple

Hanuman Temple A small temple built by the Farmers in mid of the fields

Hanuman Temple

Mangalpahad Hanuman Temple

Sarangpur Durga Temple

about temple


The Balaji Temple is located at Chilkur in the Hyderabad district. It is 33 Kms away from Mehedipatnam. Approximately 75,000 to 1,00,000 devotees visit in a week. Generally temple gets heavy rush on Fridays and Sundays.

The temple at Chilkur is managed by the hereditary trustee Sri M.V. Soundara Rajan and Sri C.S. Gopala Krishna. The entire family of the archaka, including the women are dedicated themselves to serve the God.








The Need of Temples Protection

Inspired by Scholars, Preached by Priests and Supported by you - 42000 devotees. Protectchilukurubalajitemple.com encouraged taking up Devotional Services. A volunteer organization to protect and perform Dhupa Dheepa Naivedhyam (incense Sticks, lighting lamps, offerings to deity) in all those 32000 temples which are in dire situation.

Temples are our only institutions where Traditions, Culture and spiritual discourses are preached. From the ancient period temples holding prime role in preserving and teaching lifestyle and also played vital role in providing education, medical, moral values. Temples are cultural centers which have kept our traditions alive and introduce devotion and faith to generations after generations. We have seen God in its idols, got peace in its environment.

The noblest element in a person is brought out by the technique of spiritual living. It is, thus, not a question of option left to people or a theme to be discussed as to whether it is necessary or unnecessary, for it is the only meaning of all existence. Temples that teach this science and art of life are the spiritual organisations of the world and their existence is naturally a 'must' for the benefit and the peace, plenty and prosperity of mankind.

Due to some departments and few selfish people motives temples have become commercials centers few are totally destructed rest are closed.

Endowment department, a Frankenstein created by us, whose methodology is leading to dilution of the sanctity, and piety of the temples. Authority in hands of different undeserving people (Government) who are just doing their duty as a profession at temples than having bondage with the temple has only created complexities, negligence leading to mismanagement.

These being reasons today 32000 temples are dire situation, minimum aradhana (rituals) like Dhupa, Dheepa, Naivedhyam are not performed.

1. Adopting temples which are in dire condition and maintain minimum rituals like Dheepa, Dhupa, Naivadhyam.

2. Support to Archakas, those who are in ominous condition and quitting Archakathwam due inactivity of Temples.

3. Prevent Hindus conversions into other religions. Organizing Spiritual and cultural value awareness programs for youth to avoid them in involving in antisocial elemen

How to Reach Chilkur Balaji Temple?

Chilkuru is around 30 k.m. away from Hyderabad and it takes about one hour to reach the temple. When one comes to Hyderabad / Secunderabad, quite a large number of buses, taxies, auto-three-wheelers, etc. are available from any place. Chilkuru (or Chilkur) is the name of the tiny village where the temple is located. The nearest places from where one can find buses, taxies etc. in the city leading to Chilkur is MEHDIPATNAM or LANGAR HOUSE. Shared three-wheeler/auto charges are somewhere around Rs. 10-12 per person, one way. Bus charges are also in the range of Rs. 9 or so, one way. Travelling from Mehdipatnam takes about 50-60 minutes. Since the village is very nearby to Hyderabad city, coming back to the city by night is recommended for outstation pilgrims.