Sabarimala ചെയ്തു Overcoming Crisis 10.35 lakh pilgrims visited Sabarimala during the constituency. Devaswom Board President K Ananthagopan said that so far the revenue has been Rs 78.92 crore. 8.39 crore during the constituency last year when Kovid controls were strong. This is up from Rs 156 crore in 2019 when there were no restrictions.
The increase in revenue was due to the arrival of more pilgrims due to the relaxation of restrictions. 31.25 crore from the sale of aravana, 29.30 crore from show items and 3.52 crore from the sale of bread. The money received as show is to be counted in the treasury. When it is over, the revenue will go up a bit.
The walk will reopen at 5 pm on the 30th for the Makaravilakku pilgrimage. Pilgrims are not allowed on that day. Pilgrims can visit the temple from January 31 to January 19. Erumeli was hit on January 11. That morning the Ambalapuzha group and in the afternoon the Alangad team would jump. The Thiruvabharana procession will leave Pandalam on the 12th. He will reach Sannidhanam on the evening of the 14th. Makarasankrama Pooja and Makara Jyoti Darshan will be held at 6.30 pm on the 14th.
The government has been asked to open the Pullumeda route for pilgrims. It will be lost if not proven. A high level committee meeting will be held on January 5 in Thiruvananthapuram in connection with the master plan. The Devaswom Board is of the view that the project activities should be expedited. Devaswom Minister K Radhakrishnan will inaugurate the construction of the Rs 9 crore Kifby station at Erumeli on January 6.
English Summary: Income from Sabarimala crossed 78.92 crore rupees
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