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This web site is dedicated to a Divya Kshetram known as Doddamallur, which was patronized by the Sri Vaishnava Guru, Lord Ramanuja, soon after he arrived in Karnataka (11th century A.D.). The temple is the abode of Lord Aprameya, His Consort Aravindavalli, Lord Navaneetha Krishna and Alwars of Sri Vaishnavism. 

 

This website is there since last 15 years and it is non commercial Static website for welfare of the  public now it is re-launched  on 24th of August 2019 on Sri Krishna Janmaashtami  under the Mega Umbrella web site of www.vishnutemplesofkarnataka.info under the sub domain Doddamallur, the direct link is http:doddamallur/vishnutemplesofkarnataka.info

I have built this website for the benefit of Asthikas, even though I do not belong to this Kshetram, but I consider every Kshetram of my Karma Bhoomi - Mel Nadu (present day Karnataka )as my native.  Please go through the website. Please read the Homepage for temple timings etc.

Since I work  , please don't disturb me during office hours. All the required details are available in the website itself I am not a native of Doddamallur so please reach there and contact the concerned authorities at Temple premises .

 

Click here to start our virtual tour of Doddamallur temple.

 

Welcome to the abode of
Lord Aprameya & His consort Aravindavalli Thayar
&
Lord Navaneetha Krishna Temple,
Dodda Mallur,
Channapatna Taluk,
Bangalore District, Pin :571501

Contact Concerned E O or AC of the temple for sevas

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Temple Timings

Mornings : 8 Am to 12.30 Pm
Evening : 5.30 Pm to 8.30 Pm

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I can update the site if the The Temple authorities and residents of Doddamallur give me correct info on happenings in Doddamallur.

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This website was started with the blessings of My Acharyan H H Sri Rangapriya Swami and also other Holiness of Sri Vaishnava Sampradaya.

What belongs to us is given as Bhiksha (ALMS) to us by Sriman Narayana and Pirati and hence All are free to use the contents and pictures of this web site with permission  (  I have seen over the years people copy our style and language we use in our website , our writing style is different and we can make out they have done Makhi ka Makhi , This website is there since 15 years under different URL  Now due to cost cutting we have merged it our Mega website of Vishnu Temples of Karnataka )  Self and my Wife Geetha Sridhar travel extensively and locate all these ancient treasure troves left by our forefathers. We have been doing this as our Social commitment to the society , since last 15 years , hence as the fruits for our hard labour if you take permission and use , we will feel delighted. Please do not generate any controversies.

Website conceived, designed & Sponsored with Blessings of Perumal, Pirati and All Acharyas of Sri Vaishnava Sampradaya by Lakshminarasimhan Sridhar & Geetha Sridhar at our cost , we have no personal interest or c0ommercial interest  ,out of Social Service attitude we have built the websites .
We directly or indirectly do not involve in any money transactions, collections in the name of religion. This humble effort is created fully out of Devotion. We neither encourage people to contact us for any sevas in any Sri Vaishnava Temples nor for any allied worships. We strongly recommend you to contact the temple authorities (The concerned Executive Officer / Asst-Commissioner /Dy. Commissioner of Muzarai Department of State Government  I don't have their contact details { will try to get the info from Government and update once they give info )  regarding any of your prarthanas etc.

If you want to give any genuine feedback/ suggestions kindly contact on my personal email id shrihi.kainkaryam@gmail.com ( For sevas go to the temple and contact concerned Officials )

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