Jamshedpur, September 22: Andhra Samiti (East Zone) Telco celebrated Ghatasthapana, marking the beginning of Navratri, with traditional rituals and prayers. The ceremony involved placing a Kalash on a pedestal in the north-east corner, filled with Ganga water, betel nut, durva grass, rice grains, coins, turmeric, and sandalwood. Mango leaves were arranged on the Kalash and a coconut was placed on top. The priest chanted mantras according to Telugu customs, performing the rituals with devotion.
Along with the Kalash installation, the eternal flame was lit. Devotees held fruits, betel nut, and flowers, taking a pledge to worship Mata Rani for nine days and seek her blessings for family well-being. Seven types of grains, including barley, were sown in an earthen pot filled with soil, symbolizing prosperity and growth.
Speaking on the occasion, General Secretary Ram Mohan Rao said this is the first time Durga Puja is being organized by the Andhra Committee (East Zone) Telco. He added that the puja brings positive energy, happiness, and prosperity to homes. The event was attended by committee members Narayan Rao, Raja Shekhar Rao, Prasad Rao, Vasu Rao, G Geeta, Padma, Ravi, Shyam Sundar Rao, Mani, Bhaskar Rao, G Srinivas, and others, who participated in the rituals with enthusiasm and devotion.
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