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Only Hinduism at Tirupati Tirumala - Why Tirupati Balaji Temple Attracts So Much Wealth?

The Andhra Pradesh government has banned the propagation of religions other than Hinduism in Tirupati by an ordinance. Tirumala has been given special status and the ‘Tirumala Divya Kshetram’ shall comprise the seven hills of Seshadri, Garudadri, Venkatadri, Narayanadri, Vrishabhadri, Vrishadri and Anjanadri, right from the foothills, the holy theerthams and the main temple.

The Andhra Pradesh government was forced to take such a decision after protests against Christian missionaries by Hindus gained momentum silently. Hindus in India and around the world protested against the lackluster attitude shown by the government against Christian missionaries who were alluring people with money and by defaming Hindu gods, rituals and ceremonies.

Hinduism has to be protected in India by an ordinance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Why Tirupati Balaji Temple Attracts So Much Wealth?

The Tirumala Venkateswara Temple, commonly known as the Tirupati Balaji Temple, is one of the most visited and wealthiest temples in India. There are several reasons why it attracts so much wealth:

Religious Significance: The temple is dedicated to Lord Venkateswara, a form of the Hindu god Vishnu. It holds immense religious significance for Hindus, who believe that a pilgrimage to the temple and darshan (sight) of the deity can bestow blessings and fulfill their wishes. This religious sentiment drives millions of devotees to visit the temple each year, contributing to its wealth.

Donations and Offerings: Devotees offer various forms of donations and offerings to the temple, including cash, gold, jewelry, and other valuables. It is customary for devotees to make generous contributions as a form of devotion and to seek the blessings of the deity. These offerings accumulate over time, adding to the temple's wealth.

Business Ventures: The temple owns vast amounts of land and assets, and it engages in various business ventures. These include selling prasad (religious offerings), renting out properties, and managing hotels and other amenities for pilgrims. The revenue generated from these ventures adds to the temple's wealth.

Management and Administration: The temple is managed by the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD), a board appointed by the government of Andhra Pradesh. The TTD efficiently manages the temple's resources, investments, and revenue streams, ensuring the sustainable growth of its wealth.

Global Devotee Base: The Tirupati Balaji Temple attracts devotees not only from India but also from around the world. The global popularity of the deity and the temple leads to significant contributions from devotees across different countries, further enhancing its wealth.

Overall, a combination of religious fervor, generous donations, efficient management, and global devotee base contributes to the immense wealth of the Tirupati Balaji Temple.