About Sri Rajani Raja Temple

About Sri Rajani Raja Temple

Established in 1988 in Jawahar Nagar, Chennai, Sri Rajani Raja Temple is a serene and sacred place of worship, guided by the Rajani Raja Trust. The temple is deeply rooted in tradition, offering a spiritually uplifting environment for devotees of all ages.

Key Highlights

• Multiple Deities Worshipped
  The temple houses sanctums for:

  • Sri Amirtha Ganapathy

  • Prasanna Balaji

  • Amirtha Kadeswarar and Abirami

  • Kanaka Durgai

  • Lord Murugan, Lord Ayyappan, Lord Anjaneyar

  • Lord Bhairavar and the Navagrahas

• Vibrant Religious Life
  Daily poojas, special homams, and community services are conducted regularly, following traditional Agamic practices.

• Architectural and Spiritual Richness
  Each sanctum is built with newly carved idols and majestic vimanams, combining spiritual significance with cultural artistry.

Renovation & Kumbhabhishegam 2026

To prepare for the upcoming Kumbhabhishegam in 2026, the temple is undergoing significant renovations and expansion:

• New sanctums and idols

• Structural restoration of the Raja Gopuram

• Raised temple flooring to prevent waterlogging

• Improved drainage, re-electrification, and weatherproofing

• Construction of a dedicated Madapalli (kitchen) for prasadam

• Enhanced facilities for priests and devotees

How You Can Contribute

The Rajani Raja Temple’s growth relies on collective devotion and support:

• Donations of ₹10,000 or more will be acknowledged on a commemorative temple plaque

• Contributions can be made via bank transfer, cheque, or QR code or by going to the donations page

• Receipts are issued for all donations, and a full expense breakdown is available for transparency

A Shared Vision

The temple is more than a place of prayer—it is a center for tradition, community, and service. Every devotee plays a role in preserving and nurturing this spiritual legacy for future generations.