Global Srivari Seva: NRI Volunteers to Support TTD Temple Services
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams executive officer J Syamala Rao has outlined an action plan to extend the 'Srivari Seva' voluntary service to NRIs globally. This initiative invites NRIs with expertise in various fields to contribute services at Tirumala temple. Professional seva is also being considered for several departments.

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In a move to extend its volunteer services globally, the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) has unveiled a plan led by executive officer J Syamala Rao. The initiative aims to engage Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in offering 'Srivari Seva' at Tirumala temple.
Initially launched in 2000, 'Srivari Seva' enables volunteers to assist in various services such as vigilance, health, and transport at the renowned pilgrimage site. The new strategy calls for NRIs worldwide, skilled in multiple domains, to similarly contribute their services.
The TTD board is also exploring the introduction of professional service options in departments like medicine, IT, and engineering. NRIs from 14 countries have already shown interest in participating, reinforcing the temple's commitment to expanding its volunteer base.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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