TTD to Release June Quota Tirumala Seva Tokens Tomorrow
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) will release the June quota for Srivari Seva tokens tomorrow. Check the details Tirumala Seva Tokens June 2025
Tirumala Seva Tokens June 2025
The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) has announced the release of the June quota for Srivari Seva tokens. The tokens, which are highly sought after by devotees, will be available starting April 30, 2025. This move aims to enhance the darshan and seva experience for the increasing number of devotees visiting Tirumala.
The June quota of Srivari Seva tokens will allow devotees to volunteer for specific services during their visit to Tirumala, especially during the summer vacations when the influx of pilgrims increases.
Timings for Release of Srivari Seva Tokens
TTD has implemented a new schedule for releasing the Srivari Seva tokens for the June quota. The tokens will be made available at the following times:
- General Service Tickets: 11:00 AM
- Navaneetha Service (For Women): 12:00 PM
- Parakamani Service (For Men): 1:00 PM
- Group Leader Service: 2:00 PM
These timings have been set to accommodate devotees wishing to participate in the Seva program at different times of the day.
Eligibility and Requirements for Srivari Seva
To be eligible to participate in the Srivari Seva program, devotees must meet certain criteria:
- Age: Devotees must be between the ages of 45 and 70.
- Experience: Only individuals with experience in central or state government jobs are eligible to volunteer for the seva.
- Service Duration: Devotees can choose to volunteer for 15 days, one month, or three months.
How to Book Srivari Seva Tokens
The booking process for Srivari Seva tokens is simple:
- Online Booking: Visit the official TTD website or the TTD mobile app.
- Select Seva Type: Choose the Seva token you wish to book (General Service, Navaneetha Seva, Parakamani Seva, or Group Leader Seva).
- Enter Personal Details: Provide your name, age, and contact details.
- Confirm Booking: Proceed to make the payment for your Seva token and receive a confirmation.
In-Person Booking:
- Devotees can also visit the TTD office in Tirumala to book Seva tokens on-site.
Importance of Srivari Seva Program
The Srivari Seva program allows devotees to actively participate in the temple’s daily rituals and services, which include temple cleaning, prasad preparation, and assisting with darshan queues. Volunteering for Srivari Seva offers a unique spiritual experience and an opportunity to serve Lord Venkateswara.
Benefits of Participating in Srivari Seva
- Spiritual Fulfillment: Volunteering for Seva brings devotees closer to Lord Venkateswara and adds spiritual merit.
- Community Service: Srivari Seva offers a chance for devotees to serve the larger community of Tirumala pilgrims.
- Divine Blessings: Many devotees believe that participating in Seva enhances their connection to Lord Venkateswara and grants them divine blessings.
The release of Srivari Seva tokens for the June 2025 quota is a great opportunity for devotees to actively participate in the Tirumala temple’s seva program. By following the timing schedule and booking process, devotees can secure their spots and contribute to the daily services of the temple. Ensure to book your Seva tokens as soon as they are released to be part of this divine service.
FAQs
1. What is Srivari Seva?
- Srivari Seva is a volunteering program where devotees assist in the temple’s daily activities, such as cleaning, assisting with darshan, and preparing prasad.
2. How can I book Srivari Seva tokens?
- Srivari Seva tokens can be booked online via the official TTD website or in person at the TTD office in Tirumala.
3. Who can participate in Srivari Seva?
- Devotees aged 45-70 and with experience in central or state government jobs are eligible to participate in Srivari Seva.
4. What are the timings for the release of Srivari Seva tokens?
- General Service: 11:00 AM
- Navaneetha Service (Women): 12:00 PM
- Parakamani Service (Men): 1:00 PM
- Group Leader Service: 2:00 PM
5. Can I volunteer for Srivari Seva for less than 15 days?
- No, the minimum duration for volunteering is 15 days, with options for one month or three months.
Editor’s Note — Tirumala Update, April 2026
As of April 2026, Tirumala continues to be among the world’s busiest pilgrimage destinations, with daily pilgrim footfall typically ranging between 60,000 and 90,000 on ordinary weekdays and climbing well past 1 lakh on weekends, school holidays, and festival periods. Sarva Darshan (free) queue wait times have generally hovered between 8 and 24 hours depending on the day, while Special Entry Darshan (SED) slots continue to move considerably faster. The TTD Board, under the Government of Andhra Pradesh, continues to review operational policies, tender processes, and temple administration matters periodically.
- For latest official announcements and press releases, refer to news.tirumala.org.
- For booking and pilgrim services, always verify on tirumala.org before travel.
Pilgrims are advised to plan extra buffer time during peak seasons.
Last reviewed: April 22, 2026
