Chennai: The Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR& CE) Department of the Tamil Nadu government which governs the Hindu temples in the state has offered free spiritual tours to senior citizens. In an announcement in related to this, the HR & CE department said as many as 1,000 senior citizens will be taken on a spiritual journey free of charge to the famous Amman temples in the Tamil month of Adi (July 17 t0 Augest 16) with Chennai, Thanjavur, Coimbatore, Trichy, Madurai and Tirunelveli zones as headquarters.
How to apply for free bus tour to Amman temples?
The spiritual pilgrimage to Amman shrines in the Aadi month will start in four phases i.e. 19.07.2024, 26.07.2024, 02.08.2024, 09.08.2024 in respective mandals. Senior citizens who wish to participate in this spiritual journey should be Hindus and be between the ages of 60 and 70 years. Applications for this can be downloaded from the website of the Hindu Religious Endowment Department at www.hrce.tn.gov.in or collected in person at the concerned Zonal Joint Commissioner’s office.
Completed applications along with relevant certificates should be submitted to the office of the concerned Zonal Joint Commissioner by 17.07.2024. Also, for related details, Hindu Religious Charities Department toll-free number is 1800 4253 1111.
Contact numbers for free spritual tour in Tamil Nadu
99417 20754, 044-29520937 for Chennai Zone. For Thanjavur Zone 0436-2238114, Coimbatore Zone 0422-2244335, Trichy Zone 0431-2232334, Madurai Zone 0452-2346445, Tirunelveli Zone 0462-2572783. Therefore, it is informed that senior citizens who want to participate in the spiritual journey to Adi Mata Amman temple can take advantage of this opportunity and get divine darshan.
The Tamil Nadu government has announced that the senior citizens who want to participate in the spiritual journey to famous Amman temples in Adi, can apply and avail free bus ride to the temples. Read to know more Tamil Nadu States News India: Top News India, States News, States News Headlines, Online State News India, State Politics news
