About Peddamma Thalli Temple

The devotees pray to "Amman" as their very own mom and trust that she is the guardian angel. Not at all like the utsavams i.e., Bonalu once per year, here is this sanctuary the Bonalu utsavams played out each Sunday.

Peddamma Thalli Temple is sited at Jublee Hills. Peddamma Thalli Temple is viewed as that the sanctuary is here since around 150 years. Just in the year 1993, it occurred bigly and the Rajagopuram was built. The sanctuary is created by Mr. P. Janardhan Reddy, MLA of Khairtabad with individual consideration. The trust individuals done huge improvement in most recent couple of years. Many individuals result in these present circumstances sanctuary and it looks each day like a celebration. Individuals have faith in "Amma" and the sanctuary is exceptionally mainstream in the twin urban areas, beside "Ujjaini Mahakali Temple" Secunderabad. The enthusiasts appeal to "Amman" as their very own mom and trust that she is the guardian angel. Dissimilar to the utsavams i.e., Bonalu once per year, here is this sanctuary the Bonalu utsavams played out each Sunday. Next to the average folks, government officials, VIPs, Industrialists result in these present circumstances sanctuary and perform pujas in this sanctuary.

In Sanskrit Durga implies " She who is unlimited or hard to reach ." Goddess Durga is a type of Shakti venerated for her benevolent and in addition alarming viewpoint. Mother of the Universe, she speaks to the vast intensity of the universe and is an image of a female dynamism.

Durga, a delightful warrior situated upon a tiger, was the principal appearance of the incredible goddess. Additionally called by numerous different names, for example, Parvati, Ambika, and Kali. Destroyer of devils, she is loved amid Durga puja, most prevalent among Bengalis.

Durga is worshipped in various other forms also. She is 

Uma, "light"

Gauri , "yellow or brilliant"

Parvati, "the mountaineer"

Jagatmata , "the-mother-of-the-world" 

Durga "the inaccessible"

Kali , "the black" 

Chandi , "the fierce"

Bhairavi , "the terrible."