Temple

As the village has a population of over 3000 people, government has established multiple schools upto High school level. There are many buildings spread across the village and educating more than 600 children every year. From temple committee, there is a consensus decision to support the educational activities in many areas such as:

• Identify philanthropists to renovate the school buildings. As part of this program, We have Renovated toilets in all the schools, Constructed class room buildings, Repaired the floors and roofs
• Providing Books, Bags, Shoes, Uniforms for specific activities like JSS, NCC, etc.
• Encouraging the bright students to go to higher classes by recognizing their talents by providing monetary prizes, etc.
• Sponsoring Sports activities by way of giving prizes to the participants, etc.
• Provided Water purifier system for the children
• Provided good number of Computers, Printers, copier machines for teaching and administration purposes

Temple

Brahmostavam is being conducted during Vaikasi (May) month every year. Following is the list of Utsavams conducted as per the Agama Shastras. There are around 1500+ people who are participating and getting the blessings of the Lord every year during this 3 day event. Committee requests Bhaktadhis to participate and help monetarily to conduct these rituals. There are multiple schemes available to avail the Kainkaryams and to get blessings from Divya Dhampathis. Our Bank details are given in ‘Contact Us’ page. All financial transactions are being audited every year following the statutory procedures.

1. Hanumantha vahanam
2. Ashwavahanam
3. Kalyana Uthsavam
4. Pushpa Pallaki
5. Shesha Vahanam
6. Gaja Vahanam
7. Satha Deepalankar Sevai
8. Garuda Vahanam
9. Mantapa-padi Utsavam
10. Brahma Rathotsavam
11. Theerthavaari

Temple

Brief History

Sri Champakavalli Sametha Sri Prasanna Venkataramana Swamy temple is situated on the banks of river Dakshina pinakini in the village Thorapalli Agraharam. The temple is believed to be built during the earlier period of Chola dynasty. As an evidence, there are some ruined walls of a small fort which is in a dilapidated condition as of today. From the Stapthy’s observations the temple is atleast around 300-400 years old. However, the exact date of the temple’s incorporation is yet to be ascertained from the authentic sources.

There are some inscriptions available near the village that says erstwhile Mysore maharaja Sri Jayacahamaraja Wodeyar dynasty had donated the lands to brahmins as agraharam.The temple at present is under the supervision of the Tamil Nadu government endowment department. Regular Nityapuja is being performed to the deity both in the morning and in the evening every day.