Significance: When Gods and demons are churning the milky ocean for divine nectar-‘Amritam’, Kalpa Vriksha emerged as the divine wish fulfilling tree with many names as Kalpadruma, Kalpapadapa, Kalpataru.
In Indra’s Abode According to Hindu mythology, Lord Indra-the chief of Gods, has planted Kalpavriksha that originated from milky ocean at Mount Meru, in the middle of his five paradise gardens. In Indra’s ‘Devaloka’ it is said that there are five Kalpavrikshas, which are called Mandana, Parijata, Santana, Kalpavriksha and Harichandana, all of which fulfil various wishes.
TTD EO Sri Anil Kumar Singhal, TTD Board members Sri Meda Ramakrishna Reddy, Smt Sudha Narayanamurthy, Sri Raghavendra Rao, Tirumala JEO Sri KS Sreenivasa Raju, Temple DyEO Sri Haridranath, Peishkar Sri Ramesh and large number witnessed celestial procession.