Kumbabhishegam Appeal

The Sri Rajani Raja Temple, first consecrated in 1988, stands as a spiritual beacon at the eastern boundary of Jawahar Nagar, near Perambur in Chennai. The temple's last Kumbhabhishegam was performed in 2015, and now, after a decade, the Board of Trustees and devotees have decided to conduct the next Kumbhabhishegam in 2026 following a grand renovation.

To mark the beginning of this sacred journey, the Bala Stapan ritual was conducted on January 19th and 20th, 2025, in accordance with tradition. The renovation and reorganization of the temple’s sanctum sanctorums and other facilities are now underway, with an estimated cost of ₹75 lakhs.

A Divine Opportunity to Contribute to Temple Renovation

Temple Expansion & Renovation Plan

Planned Enhancements

• Expansion of Amirtha Ganapathy Garba Griham and its Vimanam

• Construction of a New Vimanam for Prasanna Balaji

• Newly carved idols, garba grihams, and vimanams for:

  • Lord Amirthakadeswar & Goddess Abirami

  • Goddess Kanaka Durgai

  • Lord Murugan, Lord Ayyapan & Lord Anjaneyar

  • Lord Bhairavar (including a new Sannadhi)

• Re-location of existing Navagraha Sannidhis with new idols

• Restoration of sculptures on the Raja Gopuram

• Complete painting of the temple

• Raising the temple floor to prevent rainwater entry

• Re-location of the temple office

• Construction of rooms for the Chief Priest

The new office of Trustees took charge in December 2021 and has since made significant improvements, including:
✅ Expansion of Prasanna Balaji Sanctum
✅ Construction of Sorgavasal
✅ Madapalli facility for in-house prasadam preparation