The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD) is making ready to introduce an offline darshan ticket system for aged and disabled devotees, who at present should use the net reservation system. This transformation goals to handle longstanding accessibility considerations at one among India’s most visited temples.
Lord Venkateswara’s temple in Tirumala receives 1000’s of holiday makers day by day, managed by varied queuing methods together with common darshan, particular entry darshan (₹300), walkway darshan, VIP break darshan, and devoted queues for aged and disabled devotees. As ready instances for normal darshan elevated, aged and bodily challenged devotees confronted explicit hardship ready for hours.
The temple initially allowed particular entry by the Mahadwaram, however discontinued this when numbers grew unmanageable. They later established devoted counters in South Mada Road, issuing tokens close to the museum for morning (10 AM) and afternoon (3 PM) slots, accommodating 700 devotees in every time interval.
Throughout COVID, TTD eradicated offline ticketing fully, transferring to an online-only system. In addition they canceled morning slots, limiting particular entry to only 700 folks at 3 PM day by day. This made darshan notably troublesome for these unable to navigate digital methods, creating important hardship for aged devotees with out tech assist.
Recognizing these difficulties, temple authorities have determined to reintroduce offline ticketing for susceptible teams. Nevertheless, vital particulars stay unclear – together with allocation numbers between on-line and offline methods, and implementation timeframe. Since on-line tickets are already booked three months prematurely, sources inside TTD counsel the offline system may start in July.
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