Medaram Hundi Counting Continues After Maha Jatara
- Medaram hundi counting begins at Thithi Kalyana Mandapam
- Medaram hundis set up as devotees offer gifts and oblations
The Medaram hundi counting is continuing after the conclusion of the Medaram Maha Jatara. The process began with a formal start led by Minister Konda Surekha. She inaugurated the counting by breaking a coconut at the Thithi Kalyana Mandapam in Hanamkonda. The event marked the official beginning of the detailed counting exercise linked to the famous tribal festival.
According to the available information, officials have installed a total of 788 hundis in Medaram this time. A large number of devotees visited the Jatara and offered their gifts and oblations through these hundis. Therefore, authorities expect the counting process to take time. Officials estimate that the Medaram hundi counting is likely to continue for about 10 days due to the volume of offerings.
Meanwhile, Minister Konda Surekha spoke during the start of the counting process. She recalled the outcome of the previous Jatara. She said that last time, an income of Rs. 13 crore was received from the hundis. This statement provided context to the scale of the current counting exercise. However, no estimate was shared about the expected income from this year’s Medaram hundis.
The Medaram Maha Jatara attracts devotees in large numbers. Many visitors come to offer gifts as part of their religious practice. As a result, the hundis play a key role in collecting offerings during the event. Officials therefore follow a structured process to count the collections in a secure manner. The counting is being carried out at a designated location under official supervision.
Later, the counting will continue in phases until all hundis are opened and recorded. The process follows established procedures to ensure accuracy. Meanwhile, authorities have not shared further details about daily progress or interim totals. They are focusing on completing the task within the expected time.
The Medaram hundi counting remains an important post festival activity. It reflects the scale of participation by devotees. It also highlights the administrative effort involved after the Jatara ends. Further updates are expected once the counting process is completed and final figures are available.
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