Digital Payment Facility Launched At Vemulawada Shrine
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The Sri Rajarajeshwara Swamy temple in Vemulawada has introduced digital payment kiosks to facilitate cashless transactions for rituals and services.
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- Temple authorities installed digital kiosks on the premises to allow devotees to pay for rituals using credit cards and payment apps.
- The initiative aims to eliminate the need for devotees to visit ATMs to withdraw cash for services.
- The temple receives significant annual revenue from various rituals and guest house bookings.
- This digital transition follows a successful experimental phase that began last month.
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L. Rama Devi
Temple executive officer
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“the digital payment system would address the cash-related difficulties faced by devotees.”
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…absence of an online payment facility had meant that devotees seeking to perform various rituals had to visit ATMs to withdraw cash. Temple executive officer L. Rama Devi, who inaugurated the services on recently, said the digital payment system would address the cash-related difficulties faced by devotees. The services were introduced for their convenience, she said. The temple already has an online booking facility for various services. Kodemokku, Rudrabhishekam, Annapuja, Aakulapuja, Shivakalyanam, Mahalingarchana,…
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