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The sacred Sri Lakshmi Narayana Swamy Kalyanotsavam is a beautiful celebration of divine union, devotion, and spiritual harmony at Ashtalakshmi Devalayam, Kothapet, Hyderabad. This auspicious occasion brings devotees together to seek the blessings of Lord Sri Lakshmi Narayana Swamy, the divine embodiment of prosperity, compassion, peace, and righteousness.

The Kalyanotsavam is celebrated with traditional rituals, sacred mantras, devotional prayers, and spiritual fervour. Witnessing the divine Kalyanam is considered an opportunity to experience inner peace, strengthen faith, and receive the blessings of Sri Lakshmi Narayana Swamy.

Through ONE DAY SEVA, devotees can participate in this sacred seva and contribute towards preserving our spiritual traditions while supporting meaningful community service. Every offering, however small, becomes a part of this divine celebration and a beautiful expression of devotion.

Join us in seeking the divine blessings of Sri Lakshmi Narayana Swamy and experience the joy of seva, spirituality, and togetherness.

The 'Sri Mahalakshmi Sthira Lakshmi Sri Chakra Ashtaiswarya Prasadita Puja' will be conducted at the Sri Ashtalakshmi Akshaya Bhavan within our Ashtalakshmi Temple on Sunday, June 21, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Devotees are invited to participate in large numbers in this magnificent event to receive the grace of the Goddess and the blessings of Lord Srimannarayana Swamy, accompanied by Sri Ashtalakshmi, and attain spiritual fulfillment.

The mini chariot festival held at the Ashta Lakshmi Temple filled the hearts of devotees with joy. This sacred event was celebrated with great grandeur, serving as a significant highlight of the temple's annual festivities. The procession of the deities in a beautifully adorned chariot-accompanied by the resonant chanting of Vedic mantras and the devout participation of the devotees-lent a unique charm to this festival.

During this chariot festival, a small chariot was taken in a procession around the temple premises. Devotees participated with great enthusiasm, chanting slogans of "Govinda! Govinda!" and offering *Harati* (ritual lamps). The sight of women dressed in traditional attire and children participating with unbridled joy further enhanced the beauty of the celebration.

Witnessing this chariot festival is considered highly auspicious, as it is believed to invoke the divine grace of Goddess Ashta Lakshmi. While the temple authorities organized the event with meticulous care, devotees attended in large numbers, ensuring the festival's resounding success.

This mini chariot festival stood as a harmonious blend of devotion, culture, and tradition, imparting spiritual bliss to all who attended. Such festivals serve as invaluable treasures that uphold and preserve our rich cultural heritage.

On the occasion of the 30th Brahmotsavams at the Ashta Lakshmi Temple, Temple Chairman Nagamalli Sravan Kumar, Vice Chairman Vanam Yadiah, and Treasurer Dachepalli Srinivas are felicitating the temple photographer, Vanaparthi Kishan Gupta—the head of Gupta Videos.