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Devotee gifts seventy-five lakh rupee gold crown to goddess
A man from Srikakulam presents a jewelled crown to Kanaka Durga temple during Dasara celebrations in Vijayawada.
In brief
A man from Srikakulam presents a jewelled crown to Kanaka Durga temple during Dasara celebrations in Vijayawada. K. Durga Srinivas from Srikakulam gifted a four hundred ninety four gram gold crown worth seventy five lakh rupees to Goddess Kanaka Durga at Indrakeeladri temple in Vijayawada on October fifteenth during…
Gold crown gifted to goddess

K.Durga Srinivas from Srikakulam presented a gold crown weighing four hundred ninety four grams to Goddess Kanaka Durga at Sri Durga Malleswara Swamy Varla Devasthanam atop Indrakeeladri in Vijayawada on Thursday, October fifteenth, twenty twenty-six.
Crown valued at seventy five lakh rupees
The crown is studded with red, blue, white and green stones and valued at about seventy five lakh rupees. The offering was made during the ongoing Dasara Sarannavaratri celebrations.
Temple receives the offering
Temple Executive Officer V.K. Seena Naik and Dasara Chief Festival Officer V. Trinath Rao jointly received the crown on behalf of the temple from K. Durga Srinivas and his family.
Family receives special honours
The donor and his family were provided special darshan of the presiding deity in the sanctum sanctorum. Vedic scholars blessed them after the darshan and the temple presented them with the deity's seshavastram and prasadam.
Donor thanks goddess and temple
K. Durga Srinivas said the family could make the offering only with the blessings of Goddess Kanaka Durga. He thanked the temple Executive Officer for facilitating the opportunity during the auspicious festival.
“the family could make the offering only with the blessings of Goddess Kanaka Durga”
What matters most
K. Durga Srinivas from Srikakulam gifted a four hundred ninety four gram gold crown worth seventy five lakh rupees to Goddess Kanaka Durga at Indrakeeladri temple in Vijayawada on October fifteenth during Dasara Sarannavaratri celebrations.


