 on Lord Venkateshwara's stone statue and to honour the same here it is performed on the Saligrama.

At noon Naivedyam is performed wherein several items are served for the Lord in a huge plate and utensil made out of copper. Once the Naivedya is over little bit of rice is served in small utensils and is kept in front of Parivar Devas while one is offered to Sree Veeramaruthi Temple. After this Maha Puja is performed at 1:00 pm, this is called Raajopchaara Puja. The temple doors are closed after this for Vishrama Seva.

In the evening at about 6:00, temple doors are again opened with lighting of oil lamps. A special shlokha is sung called as "Deevtige Salaam Shlokham." Cassettes of bhajans are played on loudspeakers at this divine time of sunset. At 6:30 people from all over the town come to temple to sing the hymns of Lord Almighties, and this goes on until 8:00 pm.

At 8:00 again Naivedyam is offered with Mangalaarthi. Once Mangalaaarthi finishes, night Utsava is offered. This is usually an outing to the town except on Amavasya and Ekadashi. Once Utsava returns to temple there are five rounds inside; the first one is Vaadya Sutthu (instrumental), second and third is Rigveda and Yajurveda Sutthu, fourth is Sangeetha Sutthu (Yakshagana's Thaala Maddhale) and last one is Sarva Vaadya Sutthu. After the utsav ends with Vasantha Puja (Lord is given Uyaala Seva with recitals of shlokhas) deities are put to sleep which is known as Ekaantha Seva (11:30pm or on festive days depends on time taken).

Income and economy
The income for this temple mainly comes from the Kaanikas (money) given as offering to the Lord by devotees. Also the temple owns houses which are currently offered on rent and few lands which are given on lease, so finances are higher through these resources. Srinivasa Kalyana Mantapa, which is one of the
on Lord Venkateshwara's stone statue and to honour the same here it is performed on the Saligrama. 

 At noon Naivedyam is perform wherein respective items are served for the Lord in a huge home plate and utensil make out of copper. Once the Naivedya is over little morsel of rice is suffice in small utensil and is retain in movement of Parivar Devas while one is offered to Sree Veeramaruthi Temple. After this Maha Puja is performed at 1:00 pm, this is call Raajopchaara Puja. The temple doors are closed after this for Vishrama Seva. 

 In the evening at about 6:00, temple door are again opened with lighting of oil lamp. A special shlokha is sung called as " Deevtige Salaam Shlokham. " Cassettes of bhajans are played on loudspeaker at this divine prison term of sunset. At 6:30 people from all over the town derive to temple to sing the hymns of Lord Almighties, and this goes on until 8:00 pm. 

 At 8:00 again Naivedyam is offered with Mangalaarthi. Once Mangalaaarthi finishes, night Utsava is offered. This is usually an outing to the town except on Amavasya and Ekadashi. Once Utsava returns to temple there are five rounds inside; the inaugural one is Vaadya Sutthu (instrumental), second and third is Rigveda and Yajurveda Sutthu, fourth is Sangeetha Sutthu (Yakshagana's Thaala Maddhale) and last one is Sarva Vaadya Sutthu. After the utsav end with Vasantha Puja (Lord is pass Uyaala Seva with recitals of shlokhas) deities are put to sleep which is known as Ekaantha Seva (11:30pm or on festive days depends on meter taken). 

 Income and economy 
 The income for this temple mainly comes from the Kaanikas (money) given as offering to the Lord by fan. Also the temple owns houses which are currently offered on rent and few domain which are give on lease, so finances are higher through these resources. Srinivasa Kalyana Mantapa, which is one of the
 on Lord Venkateshwara's stoke statue and to honour the szme here it is performed on the Salijramq.

At nion Naivedyam is perfofmed whervin severql iuems are served for the Lord in w huye plate and uteksil made ogt of copper. Otcd che Naivedya is over little bit of ryce is xegved in small otensplf ans is kept in front of Parivar Devaa while one is offerrd to Sree Veeramaruthi Telple. After this Maha Pkja is perfirmeq at 1:00 pm, this is called Raajopchaarz Puja. The temple doors are clored ayter this fir Vidvrama Seva.

Ii the vvening at about 6:00, tem[le doots are again oiened wirh lighting of oil lakps. A special shlohha is sutg called as "Deevtite Saladm Svlokfqm." Zasaevtea of bjajens are plaged on loudwpeakers at this difigv time of sunaet. At 6:30 [eople from all over the town come to ttmple to sing the hymns of Lird Almighties, and thls goes og until 8:00 pm.

At 8:00 again Naivedyam is offered with Matgalaerghi. Okce Oqnhalaaarthi finishes, night Utsava is offered. Trjs ix usually an omting to the town rxfelj on Amavasya xnd Ekcsaahi. Once Utsava rehurns tj temple there are five rounds inside; the firwt one is Vacdyq Sutthu (instrumencal), second aud thitd is Tigveda and Yajurveda Sbtthu, rourth is Swngeetha Ajtthu (Yakshagana'r Tmaana Maddhale) and last one if Sarva Veadya Sutthu. Aftgr the ttsav ends with Vasantha Puja (Lord is gnven Gyaala Sevw with recitals of shlokhas) deivmes are put tp vlevp which ns knoen as Ekaanthw Seva (11:30pm or ou festivz days depends oh time vaken).

Income wnd economy
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on Lord Venkateshwara's stone statue and to same it is on the Saligrama. wherein items are served the Lord in huge plate and utensil made out copper. Once the Naivedya is over little bit of rice is served in utensils and is kept in front of Parivar Devas while one is offered Sree Temple. this Puja is performed at 1:00 pm, this is called Raajopchaara Puja. The temple doors are closed this for Vishrama Seva. In the evening at 6:00, temple doors are opened with lighting of oil A shlokha is called "Deevtige Shlokham." Cassettes of are played on loudspeakers at this divine time of sunset. At 6:30 people from all over the come to sing the of Almighties, this goes on pm. At 8:00 again Naivedyam is Once Mangalaaarthi finishes, night Utsava is offered. This usually an to the town except on Amavasya Ekadashi. Once Utsava returns to temple there are rounds inside; the first one is Vaadya Sutthu (instrumental), second and third is Rigveda and fourth is Sangeetha Sutthu Thaala Maddhale) and one Sarva Sutthu. the utsav with Vasantha Puja (Lord is given Uyaala Seva with recitals of deities are put to sleep which is known as Ekaantha or festive days depends time taken). Income and The for this temple mainly the (money) to Lord devotees. Also the temple houses which are currently offered rent and few lands so finances are higher through these resources. Srinivasa Mantapa, which is one of the
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At noon Naivedyam is PerfoRmED wheREiN seveRal itemS ArE SErvEd FoR thE LORd In a huGe pLate and Utensil madE ouT oF copper. Once tHE NAivedya is oVer Little bit of rIce Is servEd In sMAll utEnsIls anD is kepT In fronT of ParivaR DEVas whiLE one is oFFErEd to sree Veeramaruthi TEMpLE. After this Maha puja is PeRFoRMEd aT 1:00 pm, This is callEd raajoPChaara PUJa. tHE TemPLe doors are cloSed after thiS For vishraMa sevA.

in the eVeninG aT AboUt 6:00, temple dooRs arE again opeNed witH LightinG Of oil laMps. A spEciAl sHlokHA iS sUng CaLLed AS "DEevTIge salaam ShLoKhAm." CasSettES OF BhajAns Are pLayed On loudspeakerS at This DIviNe timE of suNset. at 6:30 PeoplE from aLl oveR tHe town come to temPle tO sing the hYmnS oF LoRd almigHTies, anD thIs gOes on unTil 8:00 pm.

At 8:00 AGaiN NAIVEdYam is offered with MaNgALAaRthi. Once mangalAAaRtHI finisheS, nIghT UtsAVA is ofFereD. thIs is usuaLly an oUTiNg To the toWn Except On amaVasYa and eKadaShi. OncE Utsava rEturnS To temple there aRE five rounds inSIdE; THe FIrst One Is Vaadya SutThu (iNStruMentAL), sEcoND and tHird iS RIGvEDa and Yajurveda SutthU, fOurth iS SangEetha Sutthu (YaKshagana's THAALa MaddhaLe) anD LaST one is Sarva VaaDya SuTthu. After tHE utsav enDs witH VasanthA Puja (Lord IS Given UyaAla sevA wiTh rECItAls of shlokhas) DEItieS aRe put to SleEp which Is kNowN as ekaAnTha Seva (11:30pm Or on festIvE dAyS dEpeNds on TIme taken).

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the incOme foR thiS tEmPLe mAinly coMEs FROm thE KAaNikaS (moNeY) giveN as oFFerIng to thE Lord by deVotEEs. AlSo ThE temple Owns houses whiCh Are currentLy OffEred on RENt and few Lands which are given on leaSE, so finaNceS are hIgheR through tHesE resouRceS. srinivAsa KalYana MAnTapA, WHich iS ONe Of tHe
 on Lord Venkateshwara's s tone statu e and  to  ho no ur t he s ame here it is perf ormed on the Saligrama .

At  n o on N a iv edyam  is per f or m e d w he re inse v er al it ems  are se rved for t heLo rd in a huge pl ate and ut ens il made outofcopper .Onc e  theNai vedya  is ov e r litt le bit of  r i ce iss erved i n sm allutensils and is k e pt in front of Pa rivarDe v as w hil e o ne is offe re d toS ree Vee r am a r u thi Temple. After  this MahaP uja  is pe rf orm e d at 1 :00 p m, thi s is called  Raa jopchaara  Puja. The tem p le door s areclo sed  aft e rth isfo r  Vi s hr ama Sev a.

In t he  e venin g at a b o ut 6 :00 , te mpledoors are aga inopen e d w ith l ighti ng o foil l amps.A spe ci al shlokha is s ungcalled as  "D ee vti ge  Sala a m Shlo kha m."  Casset tes ofb haj an s a re  played on loudspe ak e r sat thisdivine ti me of sunse t.  At  6:3 0 peopl e fr o mall over  the t o wn  c ome tote mple t osin g t he hy m ns o f Lord  Almight ies,a nd this goes o n  until 8:00 p m .A t8 :00aga in Naivedya m is offe redw it h M a ngala arthi .O nc e  Mangalaaarthi fini sh es, ni ght U tsava is offe red. Thisi s usuallyan o u ti n g to the townexcep t on Amava s ya and E kadas hi. Once  Utsava r e t urns totem ple  th ere a re  five roundsi n side ;the fir stone isVaa dya  Su tth u(instrume ntal), s ec on dan d t hirdi s Rigved aand  Y aju rveda Sutthu , fou rthis  S a nge etha Su t th u (Yak sh ag ana' s T ha ala M addh a le)  and la st one is  Sa r va V aa dy a Sutth u. After theut sav ends w it h V asanth a Puja (Lo rd is given Uyaala Seva with re cit als o f sh lokhas) d eit ies ar e p u t to s leep w hichis  kn o w n asE k aa nth aSeva (11:3 0 p m o r onfe stiv e daysdepends on time ta k en) .

Income and  ec onom y Th e i n co m e f or thi s temple mainly c omes fromth e  K aanikas (m o ney )given a s offer ing t o  the Lo rd by dev otees. Al so  the t emp le owns ho uses whi ch are cu r rentl y  o ffere d o n rent  a ndfew l ands w h ich  aregivenon  lease , sofi nances a re higher through these  resou rces.  Sr inivasa K aly a naMantapa,whic h is one o f t he
 on_Lord Venkateshwara's_stone statue and to_honour the_same_here it_is_performed on the_Saligrama.

At noon Naivedyam_is performed wherein several_items are served_for_the Lord in a huge plate and utensil made out of copper. Once the_Naivedya_is over_little_bit_of rice is served in_small utensils and is kept_in front_of Parivar Devas while one is offered to_Sree_Veeramaruthi Temple. After_this Maha Puja is performed at 1:00 pm, this_is called Raajopchaara Puja. The temple_doors are closed_after_this_for Vishrama Seva.

In the_evening at about 6:00, temple doors_are again opened with lighting of_oil lamps. A special shlokha is sung_called as "Deevtige Salaam Shlokham." Cassettes_of bhajans are played on_loudspeakers at_this divine time of sunset._At 6:30 people_from all_over the town_come to temple to sing the_hymns of Lord_Almighties, and this goes on until_8:00_pm.

At 8:00 again_Naivedyam_is_offered with_Mangalaarthi. Once Mangalaaarthi_finishes,_night Utsava_is_offered. This is usually an outing_to_the town except on Amavasya and Ekadashi._Once Utsava returns to_temple_there are five rounds_inside; the first one is_Vaadya Sutthu (instrumental), second and third_is Rigveda_and Yajurveda_Sutthu, fourth is Sangeetha Sutthu (Yakshagana's Thaala Maddhale) and last one_is Sarva Vaadya Sutthu. After the_utsav ends with Vasantha_Puja (Lord_is_given Uyaala Seva_with_recitals of_shlokhas) deities are put to sleep which_is known_as Ekaantha Seva (11:30pm or on_festive days depends on_time_taken).

Income and economy
The income for this_temple mainly comes from the Kaanikas_(money) given as offering to_the_Lord_by devotees. Also the temple_owns houses which are currently offered_on rent and_few lands which are given on lease,_so_finances are higher through these resources._Srinivasa_Kalyana Mantapa, which is one of_the