Kanaka Mahalakshmi temple earns ₹4 crore in festive month
The Hindu
Annual Margasira masotsavam sees heavy footfalls
The month-long annual Margasiramasotsavam of Sri Kanaka Mahalakshmi, which commenced on December 5 last year and concluded on January 3, at Burujupeta, is estimated to have earned a revenue of around ₹4 crore for the temple.
Temple Executive Officer S. Jyoti Madhavi held a press conference along with temple trustees and officials on Wednesday.
The month-long festival was conducted successfully thanks to the cooperation of officials from all departments, she said, adding that the number of devotees who had darshan of deity in 2021 was seven lakh. In contrast, the number of devotees in 2020 was only three lakh in view of the COVID-19 threat.
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