Maha Nikumbala Yaga was held at Sarabeswarar Peetham.
The Maha Nikumbala yag was held yesterday at the Maha Sarabeswarar Peedam in Kariyaku Presided over by Mother Durga Amma of Vellore. Maha Sarabeswarar Peetadhipati Gnanaprakasa Swami presided dal village near Nemili. Film actor Rajeev was the special guest.
In the event, Vedic mantras were chanted for the benefit of the world, and a Yaga was performed in the Kund with items such as chilli and ghee.In this, devotees from Chennai, Vellore, Kancheepuram, Chengalpattu and other areas participated and had Sami Darshan.
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