The recent incident near the Tirupati East railway station, where a Muslim auto driver allegedly attacked Hindu pilgrims, has raised serious concerns about the safety and well-being of devotees visiting the sacred town. In response, Dr. Prakasarao Velagapudi, President of the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF), has written a strong letter to the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) Chairman, Sri B R Naidu, urging immediate and decisive action. Tirumala is one of the most revered Hindu pilgrimage sites in the world. Millions of devotees visit every year, seeking a spiritual and religious experience. It is the sacred duty, or dharma, of the TTD to ensure that these pilgrims are safe, comfortable, and free from any form of abuse or harassment. The August 8, 2025, incident highlights a dangerous lapse in this responsibility. In his letter, Dr. Velagapudi has outlined several crucial steps that the TTD, in collaboration with the Tirupati Urban Development Authority (TUDA) and the Police Department, must take immediately. Key Measures Outlined by GHHF: Regulated Auto Rickshaw Services: A structured system is needed where all auto rickshaws are registered and assigned to designated parking areas. Pilgrims should be able to request an auto through a police-managed system, ensuring fair service and accountability. Standardized Fares: To prevent overcharging and exploitation, a standard rate card for auto fares to different parts of Tirupati and Tirumala should be implemented and strictly enforced. Enhanced TTD Bus Services: The TTD's "Dharma Radhams" (buses) must run on a frequent schedule, ideally every 30 minutes, to provide a reliable and safe transportation option for pilgrims. This service is crucial for pilgrims traveling from the railway station to Tirumala. Clear Bus Stands: The designated TTD bus parking area at the East Railway Station must be cleared of all other vehicles to allow smooth bus operations. Strict Enforcement and Punishment: Any auto driver who violates the established rules, or is found to be abusing, attacking, or insulting pilgrims, must face severe consequences, including the confiscation of their vehicle and immediate arrest. Any delay in addressing these issues could embolden disruptive elements and further endanger the lives and dignity of innocent pilgrims. Dr. Velagapudi has requested that the TTD not only respond to these concerns but also announce the concrete steps it is taking to protect its devotees. The safety of every pilgrim should be the top priority, ensuring their journey to have darshan of Lord Venkateswara is a truly divine and peaceful experience.  

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWVx5Q8-TUg Namaskar! As part of our efforts to protect Hindu Dharma and revive temples, we are breathing new life into small temples. Distributing mic sets is one such step forward. Some time ago, when we made a request for donations, Smt. Sangeetha and Arun Chandrakant provided the necessary funds for two mic sets as a divine offering. With their generous support, we handed over the first mic set to Sri Sunkulamma Temple in Lakshmi Palle village, Dornal Mandal, Nandyal district. With this mic set, the pujas, bhajans, and other spiritual programs held in the temple will now be heard clearly by more devotees. The divine chants and discourses will resonate throughout the area. Our heartfelt gratitude to Sangeetha and Arun Chandrakant for contributing to this sacred cause. The Necessity of Mic Sets - A Boon for Temples: These mic sets are not just devices; they are tools that bring spiritual programs to life. Share Devotion: By ensuring clear sound for temple pujas, Harikathas, discourses, and bhajans, devotees can immerse themselves more deeply and experience a greater spiritual feeling. Spread Knowledge: Scholars' speeches and religious discussions can reach even distant areas, spreading knowledge of Dharma. Protect Culture: These small temples in rural areas are bridges to our ancient culture. The programs held there, amplified by mic sets, constantly enlighten the people. Community Unity: During festivals and celebrations, the sounds from the mic sets bring people together, fostering social unity. This Great Yagna Must Continue with Your Support! Currently, over 20 small temple managements are approaching us for mic sets. Your help is essential to fulfill their requests. If you come forward and donate a mic set, it will be handed over to the temple in your name. This is a wonderful opportunity to be a part of a divine work and a way to immortalize your charity. This great program moves forward only with your invaluable support. Please come forward, make a donation, and contribute to this sacred cause. Even your small help can light up a temple and spread devotion to thousands of devotees. For more details or to make a donation, please contact us. Your donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: Or you can send a check payable to GHHF, 14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979

Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji performed the Prana Pratishta (consecration) of a new Sri Venkateswara Temple at the Karya Siddhi Hanuman Temple in Frisco, TX,  on August 9, 2025. The activities started on August 4 and concluded on 9th.  The week-long event included various Vedic rituals, Homas, abhishekas, and musical performances. The Prana Pratishta, the installation of divine energy into the new temple's deities, was the culmination of the celebrations.  •    Key Activities: o    August 4-11: Sri Swamiji gave permission to a team of Priests headed by Sri Narayanam Satyanarayana Charyulu to start the week-long celebrations.  o    August 5: Vastu Puja and Homa; Agni Manthana, Kalasha Puja o    August 6: Ksheeradhivasa o    On the morning of August 6th, a new USB flash drive on “Sri Venkateswara Vaibhavam” contains 12 songs on Lord Venkateswara. They were composed and rendered by His Holiness with Jaitra Varanasi composing the music.   o    Sri Datta Prabhu said that all the devotees should read or listen to His discourses given during the COVID-19 time o    August 7: Jaladhivasa; Shayanadivasa o    August 8: Yantra Pratishtha:  In the Morning, Sri Swamiji took Darshana, offered Arati to the deities, and performed the Sri Chakra Puja. Sri Swamiji performed Yantra Pratishtha of Sri Kalyana Venkateshwara Swamy and Sri Padmavati Devi. Sri Swamiji blessed the devotees with a discourse, and on the occasion of Rakhi Purnima, devotees had the opportunity to tie Rakhi to Pujya Sri Swamiji. In the evening, Sri Swamiji performed Maha Shanti Abhishekam and Arati to Sri Kalyana Venkateshwara Swamy and Sri Padmavati Devi. Sacred waters from Tirumala as well as from holy rivers and the five great oceans were used in the Abhishekam. In His benedictory discourse, Swamiji spoke about how we should learn to imbibe the mindset of the great souls who have no desires yet are always immersed in God. Sri Swamiji wonderfully sang a beautiful Abhang to the packed hall. o    August 9: Maha Kumbabhishekam and Prana Pratishta of Sri Kalyana Venkateswara Swamy Temple.  o    August 9: Maha Shanti Abhishekam: Sacred waters from Tirumala and holy rivers were used in the Abhishekam.  o    Discourses and Music: Sri Swamiji will deliver discourses and lead musical performances on all five days. Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji performed Prana Pratishta which is a ritualistic process whereby divine energy generated by chanting of sacred Vedic mantras at Homas is stored in Kalasha. Through Abhishekam the divine energy is ceremonially transferred to Lord Venkateswara in the Temple. This Prana Pratishta is believed to harmonize and unite the divine energy with the installed deities made of different stones. The stone Vigrahas are transferred into centers of energy and power.  Kumbhabhishekam is performed to benefit those who attend the function, visit the temple on a regular basis, and participate in the worship services. It is also believed that even those who are unable to visit the temple but by just beholding the Gopura reap spiritual energy of the presiding deities. Attendance: The Hanuman Temple in Frisco is a popular destination, attracting large crowds, particularly on Saturdays. There may be as many as 15, 000 people may have visited Lord Venkateswara.  {{album_1434}}

The Shiva Aradhana puja program, organized under the aegis of Global Hindu Heritage Foundation at Sri Hanuman Temple in the BC Colony of Lakshmi Palle village, Dornal Mandal, Nandyal district, has been successfully concluded. This program was not just a puja, but a testament to our goal of fostering unity in the Hindu community and protecting our Sanatana Dharma. Held from 3:30 PM to 9:00 PM, the program saw a large number of villagers and Hindu devotees participate, filling the temple premises with a spiritual glow through the chanting of Shiva's name. Despite the rain, devotees did not hold back and took part in the puja. As part of the program, under the supervision of the temple priest, Sri Kalle Gangadharaiah, everyone performed 'pradakshinas' and recited their 'gotra namas.' Each person was asked to perform 'Panchamruta' and 'Ksheerabhishekams' to the Shivalinga, and 'Ashtottara Shatanamavali' puja was conducted. A special 'Shivabhishekam' was arranged for newlywed couples. Our organization's activists, Tirupal and Chiranjeevi , made special efforts to make this program a success. It is due to their hard work that we have already established a Bala Samskara Kendra in Lakshmi Palle. We have also built a Bhajan Samaj and formed a village committee to ensure continuous Hindu Dharma programs. In this village, we have written the name of Bhagawan on every house and went door-to-door to spread Dharma. A Satsang is also regularly held here under the auspices of our organization. Our heartfelt thanks to the villagers and devotees of Lakshmi Palle who cooperated for this program. We hope for your continued support in our efforts to protect Hindu Dharma. Your donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: Or you can send a check payable to GHHF, 14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1433}}

Global Hindu Heritage Foundation in Assam is very active and at the forefront of serving the Hindu population through organizations such as Tejaswini and Yuva Sena Manch. Sri Samrat Dutt, one of the Board Members of GHHF,has been actively organizing numerous activities in Assam over the last fouryears. 1. Beef was thrown near Shiva Sthan Banyan Tree at Chandpur villagein Cachar to incite communal tension. Hindu Yuva Manch cadets rushed to the spot, and in protest, they blocked the road.Police reached the spot and tried to pacify the crowd without taking any action against the incident. Realizing the seriousness of the situation involving our Youth and the people nearby, the police eventually seized the beef and registered a case. 2. On the auspicious occasion of Guru Purnima, Bala Samskar students touched the feet of their teachers at Bala Samskar Kendra and their school to seek their blessings* This month, students learned the significance and history of Guru Purnima. 3. A three-member team of GHHF Assam recently visited *Manipur and stayed there for four days to initiate GHHF activities there. As per Sri Samrat Dutt’s instructions, the GHHF Assam team visited a few villages, organized meetings, spoke with key individuals about the activities of GHHF Assam. They showed them photos and videos of our activities and shared the website address www.savetemples.org, as well as Facebook, and YouTube link so that they can go through our works. The outcome of the recent visit is asfollows - A. One Bala Samskar Kendra will be started, and twoTejaswini committees will be formed this month. B. By the end of August, Samratji will personally visit Manipur and talk to Hindus of Manipur. They are planning to organize A large meeting during his visit. C. A 25-member team of Tejaswini Manipur will participate in the upcoming Assam State executive committee meeting of Tejaswini in Assam. Although we selected twelve areas to visit, due to the tense situation, our team was able to see only five regions. Team led by Dipali Rani Das and Ujjal Das reached home after much planning. 4. As part of his monthly visit, this month he visited BalaSamskar Kendra in Bowali Saraspur. He spoke with the village president regarding various issues of the village. A parents and villagers’ interaction session was also arranged by the Bala Samskar teacher, where he spoke on "the importance of Bala Samskar Kendra and activities of GHHF in Assam." Shyamal Kumar Das and Anup Das accompanied him to visit the center. 5. Felicitation by the Bengali Hindu Development Council. This organization is working for the upliftment of Hindus, particularly in the Border areas of Manipur. Intellectual personalities are associated with this organization.Samratji took this as an opportunity and spoke about the role of GHHF Assam in protecting and preserving Hindu dharma in Assam. He also discussed about the challenges in Assam and how the GHHF Assam team tirelessly worked for the Hindus.Many Hindus today joined hands with us and assured their support for organizational work at their respective villages. Your donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: Or you can send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1432}}

Parama Pujya Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji, the Founder and Pontiff of Avadhuta Datta Peetham of Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Ashrama in Mysuru, India, arrived in Frisco on August 4 to initiate the celebration of Maha Kumbabhishekam to Lord Venkateswara in Karya Siddhi Hanuman Temple, Frisco, Texas. With the divine grace and blessings of Parama Pujya Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji, Karya Siddhi Hanuman Temple is overjoyed to invite you and your family to the Maha Kumbhabhisheka Celebrations of the newly constructed Sri Venkateswara Temple at KSHT. This once-in-a-lifetime sacred event will be filled with deeply spiritual Vedic rituals, grand homas, abhishekas, and divine music, culminating in the Prāṇa Pratiṣṭhā(installation of divine energy) of Sri Venkateswara Swamy. The ceremonies will be blessed by Parama Pujya Sri Swamiji Himself, making this an extraordinary spiritual occasion. The celebrations started on August 4 with the sankalpa of Maha Yagna, and with the divine blessings and permission from Sri Datta Prabhu, the celebrations began. Then, five days of Homas are conducted until the day of Prana Pratishta of Lord Venkateswara. On August 6th, Sri Datta Prabhu performed ksheeradivasa (pouring Panchamruta) on the Vigraha of Lord Venkateswara and Maha Lakshmi and the vehicle. The next few days, the Homas will continue daily until 9th August. Sri Datta Prabhu will perform Sri Chakra Puja daily and give messages to the assembled devotees.  Last two days, Sri Datta Prabhu gave scintillating bhajans and rendered a powerful story of the birth of Maharishi Vyasa and how he was born and his unparalleled contribution to the Sanatana Dharma by way of codifying Vedas, composition of Maha Bharata, and several Puranas. He composed the Brahma Sutras for intellectuals and the Mahabharata for all people. Despite his contribution to writing several Puranas, his heart was not happy. He was not at peace. He invoked his Guru, Narada Muni who smiled and said ““You have written many scriptures, O sage, but you have not yet glorified the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Śrī Hari, with exclusive focus and devotion. Without directly describing the Lord’s names, forms, qualities, and pastimes, your work cannot fully satisfy the soul.” Narada said that you have written so many puranas, wrote about the creation of the universe, the powerful kings who ruled the empires, many legends, the lives of great saints, the history of solar and lunar dynasties, but you have not talked about the importance of Bhakti Then Vyas decided to compose a scripture that glorifies Lord Krishna as the supreme and pure bhakti as the highest goal. On the morning of August 6th, a new USB flash drive on “Sri Venkateswara Vaibhavam” contains 12 songs on Lord Venkateswara. They were composed and rendered by His Holiness with Jaitra Varanasi composing the music.   Sri Datta Prabhu said that all the devotees should read or listen to His discourses given during the COVID-19 time {{album_1431}}

Once upon a time, our country was in the strangling chains of British rule.  The hope of independence has not yet blossomed in the minds of the people. Exactly at such a time, O small fire, the unbroken light of patriotism was lit in the hearts of people. He was born on 23 July 1856 in Ratnagiri, Maharashtra. His father, Gangadhar Ramachandra Tilak, was a great Sanskrit scholar and renowned teacher. His mother's name is Parvatibai Gangadhar Tilak. Tilak, born in such a family, had very independent thoughts and courage since childhood. The resident. Where can injustice be seen? When he heard the stories of heroes like Nana Saheb, Tantya Tope, and Jhansi Rani, his heart filled with patriotism.  "How great are these heroes who sacrificed their lives for the motherland! I, too, have grown up for the motherland. I will serve you; I will free you from the shackles of slavery,” said Bal Tilak, who was firm in his childhood. Took a pledge. This wish remained as a promise in his innermost being. Tilak joined Deccan College. At that time, his health was feeble, and his body was also weak. 'How to serve the country with a weak body?' This is what he thought. To improve your health immediately, strengthening your body, has been decided. Exercised daily and ate good, nutritious food. His efforts bore fruit. Having strengthened his body, he achieved first place in all the games held in the college. Tilak completed his double graduation with great success during the British rule. It was easy to get a good job. But since his childhood, he decided to dedicate his life to the country, he didn't join the job. The feeling of freedom has not yet fully blossomed among the people. During the British rule, people forgot their rights and considered everything as a divine will. Standing with confidence. The desire for freedom should be aroused among them, and the feeling of patriotism should be instilled in their hearts. Resolved. To build a new, strong society based on Indian culture, every Indian should believe in teaching the greatness of culture and national ideals. Tilak Strong is the right path for educational institutions to train people to become the best citizens. That is why many educational institutions were established. In 1905, the British government wanted to divide Bengal. A significant movement started across the country against this. Lala-Bal- Pal (Lala Lajpatrai, Bala Gangadhar Tailak, Bipin Chandra Pal) traveled all different parts of India with a message of {Vand Mataram.” This slogan inspired people. The British government acted very harshly to suppress the passion and patriotism of the people. At this time, Tilak wrote an article titled "Deshdaurbhagyam" in his magazine "Kesari". Severely criticized the government. The government accused Tilak of being a "traitor" with the article titled "Deshdaurbhagyam". Along with others, he was sentenced to exile from the country and imprisoned in Mandalay jail in Burma. After spending a year in Mandalay prison, Tilak agreed to certain conditions and released him. British officials suggested. But Tilak did not retreat for a moment. "Now I'm 53 years old. If I don't want to wait, I'll be released from jail in just a few more years." Will be. That day I will be able to serve the people. But if I fall into this condition, I will be considered dead, he replied boldly. These words proved how strong his desire for independence was. "Freedom is my birthright. These Tilak remarks are forever imprinted on the heart of every Indian. To fulfill the wishes of Indians, he has to continue his concern regardless of the circumstances.  While in jail, he wrote great books like "Gita Rahasya", sharing his wealth of spiritual knowledge. Licked. He celebrated Shivaji Jayanti and many other festivals to unite the people and increase patriotism. Started programs like. Through these festivals, people came together and got an opportunity to discuss patriotism. Tilak's health deteriorated severely due to prison life and continuous struggle. My body is tired. Nevertheless, he continues to tour the country to create awareness among the people. He hoped alone: We should awaken the Indian race, our last breath, our previous effort as a national Consciousness. On August 1, 1920, a massive fire broke out in Mumbai, killing more than two lakh people. He expressed his patriotism by participating in the last march. Bal Gangadhar Tilak is not just a freedom fighter; he is a great leader of the Indian race, a thinker, and a social reformer. Key messages: Our life gives us courage, patriotism, selfless service, and perseverance, which teaches great importance. When our goals are great, no matter what physical weaknesses or obstacles come our way, we can overcome them. To work with dedication for the country, for our culture, his motto “Freedom is my birth right” inspires us. Your donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: Or you can send a check payable to GHHF, 14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1430}}

“In religion, India is the only millionaire……the One land that all men desire to see, and having seen once, by even a glimpse, would not give that glimpse for all the shows of all the rest of the globe combined.”  Mark Twain (American writer) Global Hindu Heritage Foundation and Dharma Jagruti Foundation proudly launched the Sanatana Summer Camp on May 25 and concluded on August 3, 2025. The purpose of these classes is to bring youth and adults together to explore the depth and richness of Sanatana Dharma.  We discussed the following topics over the last twelve sessions.     •    What is Hinduism?  •    Unique characteristics of Hinduism •    Hindu Temple Customs and Traditions such Tilak on forehead, Prasadam, Teertham, pradakshina, super brain yoga, chanting of Mantas, etc. •    Temple is likened to Human being – various parts of the body and chakras •    Why so many Gods, One God vs Multiple Gods •    Monotheism, Polytheism, Henotheism •    Miracles of Hindu Temples – Amazing structures and practices •    Hindu Temple architecture •    Difference between “one God, one Bood and One Way” and Multiple Gods, Multiple books and different ways.” Dangers and advantages. •    Discussion on “All Religions are not Same.” •    Raising Hindu Children in USA  The sessions were attended by both youth and parents. In his opening remarks, Dr. Prakasarao Velagapudi emphasized the importance of passing on our heritage: Why did we conduct these classes?  These classes are essential because there is no established system for transmitting knowledge to the next generation within our Sanatana Dharma.  We will learn about the richness of our culture and the timeless history of our culture. We will learn about our great Maharishis who composed all the Vedas, Upanishads, Vedas, Vedangas, Tantras, Samhitas, and they survive even today. We withstood time, aggressions, occupations, distortions for centuries with divine power.  Bharat is a Dharma Bhumi, Karma Bhumi, Daiva Bhumi, Yoga Bhumi, Matru Bhumi, Punya Bumi, Moksha Bhumi that withstood external forces. This is the land where the greatest minds, leaders, saints, kings, and the dharmic upholders walked on this land. Their sons and daughters are walking across the globe currently like you and me. Maha Rishis sanctified the Bharat. Pancha Pandavas exemplified the dharma. Maha Bharta was waged to protect Dharma. Lord Krishna’s words of wisdom penetrated our minds and bodies either consciously or unconsciously.  In the richest country of literature, we are like paupers. We have everything conceivable to see with a naked eye, but we are failing in acquiring the knowledge, absorbed, appreciating, sharing and transmitting to our knowledge. It is time for all our parents and grandparents to spend some time soaking in this abundance of knowledge.  We want to make our children appreciate the depth of this knowledge and become proud of their culture. To be proud we should know the value of our scriptures. Ony when we know the value of these scriptures you want to hold on to them. We want them to know that Hinduism is highly scientific, All the customs and traditions we follow can be scientifically explained. We do not believe in blind acceptance of anything. This is what attracted the scholars, scientists, famous writers, executive officers, US presidents, sports people, movie actors and others. Once we know how many Westerners appreciated our timeless knowledge, how many Nobel laureates acknowledge the depth of our knowledge in Hindu scriptures, how many westerners visited Ashrams and adopted the Hindu way of life, how many CEOs practicing yoga and meditation and how many major organizations are adopting the leadership qualities found in our scriptures and historical figures, it will inspire all of to learn more, digest more and practice it make the humanity live in peace. Last Day After completing the 12th class, we had given certificates of participation to our children. Then we ordered pizza for all those who attended the class. We had a long discussion about how rich our Sanatana Dharma. Everybody expressed their experience of attending the class. They want to continue one every two weeks or so. Once the students get settled in their classes in the Fall semester, few more classes may be started.   Your donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: Or you can send a check payable to GHHF, 14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1429}}

Global Hindu Heritage is extremely happy to receive Sri Srikant Palker, the President of Dharma Civilization Foundation in Frisco along with Maheshbhai Chamaria and Hari Krishnan. It is the responsibility of every Hindu participate, protect, preserve Sanatana Dharma across the globe. The only faith believes in peace, tolerance, patience, and sees every human being as a divine being, not as a target for either conversion or killings. Humanity cannot resort to rampant conversions and incessant torture and killings.      We took Dr. Palker to Hanuman Temple and honored him for his decades service Sanatana Dharma both in India and USA. We express our appreciation for his accomplishments.   •    Experienced technocrat with overall IT work experience of 37+ years in seven countries •    Passionate about higher education, research and teaching •    A track record in building, defining and delivering enterprise architecture and strategy for diverse business domains over the past 15 years •    Responsible for establishing data science and analytics practice for a Fortune 10 retailer in the USA. •    Over 32 years of teaching as an adjunct faculty in Graduate Engineering and Management Institutions in multiple countries. •    Currently strategy and architecture advisor for startup and innovation groups. Community Activities & Associations: •    Swayamsevak, associated with Sangh since childhood. Currently Sanghchalak (President) of the NW Zone of USA •    President of the Dharma Civilization Foundation Following his visit to Hanuman Temple he was welcomed to our house along with Prashant Nanganuri, Chandrakant and Chandra Movva. We had a long discussion about the state of Sanatana Dharma and how we as Hindus can play a crucial role in protecting Bharat. We talked about needed changes in Bharat such as family planning, changing strategies to protect Hindus, love Jihads, rampant Christian conversions, illegal structures, infiltration and others. Every Hindu and all Hindu organizations should give up this “fish in the well” consent and work for common good.  Then we talked about the need to work at the village level making Hindus feel proud of their culture and 14 activities GHHF is conducting in these villages to ensure innocent Hindus would not become target for other religions. Maheshbhai Chamaria sent a message expressing his appreciation. “Pranam Prakash ji - Dhanyawad to you and aunty. We all had a serene darshan and paduka sparsh it’s always some new learning when we hear you. It’s so much motivation and inspiration to us.” Your donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: Or you can send a check payable to GHHF, 14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979  {{album_1428}}

Smt. N. Mourya I.A.S; Vice Chairman  Tirupati Urban Development Authority  YSR circle, near Gangamma Gudi Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh                                         August 3, 2025 Dear Smt. Mourya:     Subject: Requesting 7th time to enforce the TUDA order issued on 15-7-2022  Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF) is interested in what action your office has taken since the Order was issued by Sri Hari Krishna, the then Vice-President of TUDA. The Commissioner was asked to take necessary action on the Un-authorized constructions/Churches. This Order was issued on 15-07-2022.     Smt. B A Ramadevi, Coordinator of GHHF activities, wrote letters requesting your office to take immediate action were written on these dates: •    30-11-2024 •    22-012025 •    06-03-2025 •    30-04-2025 •    02-08-2025 Smt. B A Ramadevi has written e letter asking your office to update the action your office has taken as per RTI Act. Attaching some of these letters for your information. GHHF USA has written several letters including a letter on February 8. 2025. We would request your response within the next one month. We sincerely hope that your office will follow the rules and regulations of TUDA regarding the Un-authorized constructions/churches.     Hope to hear from you very soon.     Attached is the Order issued by S. Harikrishna; and other letters. Dhanyavad Prakasarao Velagapudi, PhD  President, GHHF Phone: +1 601-918-7111.  {{album_1425}}