In Tirumala, a remarkable change was introduced with the implementation of the single queue line system. The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) conducted an experiment with this new method, and the results were highly successful. The Lord’s abode witnessed an unprecedented number of devotees visiting to seek His blessings.
The introduction of the queue line system revolutionized the darshan experience for devotees in Tirumala. By streamlining the process and ensuring a disciplined flow, the TTD aimed to enhance efficiency and minimize crowding. This innovative approach allowed a smooth and swift visit to the Lord’s sanctum.
The success of this new system was truly noteworthy. A record-breaking number of devotees, driven by their deep devotion, availed themselves of the opportunity to have a glimpse of the Lord. The overwhelming response from the devotees attested to the effectiveness of the queue system implemented by the TTD.
This remarkable achievement is a testament to the TTD’s commitment to providing a pleasant and accessible spiritual experience for all devotees. By adopting innovative measures, such as the single queue line system, the TTD has created an environment conducive to devotion and reverence.
A staggering total of 92,238 devotees sought darshan of Srivara on Sunday. Additionally, 70,000 devotees availed themselves of the Sarvadarshanam Qline. Evo Dharma Reddy closely monitored the changes in the Qline, making necessary adjustments as required. The TTD is actively exploring further measures to cater to the growing devotee population while ensuring the convenience of common devotees. Plans are underway to make appropriate arrangements in this regard.
Meanwhile, on Sunday, a total of 92,238 devotees thronged Tirumala, with 40,400 of them participating in Talanilas(Head Shaving), a sacred offering to the deity. The Hundi of Srivari recorded an impressive income of Rs. 4.02 crores in a single day. The influx of devotees continues unabated on Monday as well. While devotees await the darshan of Srivari in 31 compartments, the sarva darshan (general darshan) takes approximately 24 hours, whereas the special darshan requires around 4 hours, as stated by the TTD. All in all, the TTD is actively engaged in conducting new experiments and initiatives aimed at enhancing the experience of common devotees.
Single Queue Line System Highlights:
- Single line system Experiment done on 11-6-2023 in Tirumala.
- This experiment was successful.
- A record number of devotees visited and had Srivari Darshan.
