With “Kaleeshwaram Triveni Saraswati Pushkaralu,” which will begin on Thursday, the scene is prepared for yet another magnificent assemblage of faith and devotion. Every twelve years, the Telangana government has prepared everything for a successful celebration.

The government has prepared amazing preparations for the 12-day spiritual festival, which is scheduled to take place from May 15 to May 26. It anticipates that it would draw thousands of believers. Once every twelve years, when the Guru from Rishab Rashi reaches Mithuna Rashi, the Saraswati Pushkaralu takes place.

A 17-foot-tall stone statue of Goddess Saraswati is being planned by the government to be placed at Sangam Point. At the Triveni Sangam Point in Mahadevpur mandal in the Bhupalapally district, a 100-bed Tent City has emerged. Over the course of the 12-day celebration, the government is organizing Saraswati Aarti. Kashi priests are asked to participate in the Aarti, which will be a sight to see at night.

The Godavari, Pranahita, and underground Saraswati (Antarvahini) rivers join at Kaleshwaram, much as the Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati rivers do at Prayagraj.

When water is poured into Muktheshwara Linga’s nostrils, it travels through the soil and meets the Godavari River, according to department authorities. The Triveni Sangham is created when the Pranahita, Godavari, and Saraswati rivers converge close to Kaleshwaram.

The government has set aside enough money to build the essential amenities for the devotees since it expects thousands of pilgrims to visit the region during the Pushkaralu festival. In order to examine the preparations made during the Maha Kumbh Mela, a group of authorities headed by the secretary Shailaja Ramaiyyar traveled to Prayagraj.

For the advantage of the devotees attending the Pushkaralu, a dedicated mobile application, Saraswati Pushkaralu 2025, and a website, http://www.saraswatipushkaralu.com, have been made available. The government has set about Rs 35 crore to begin development projects, such as building ghats and temples, in anticipation of the 2026 Godavari Pushkaralu.

This Saraswati Pushkaralu event will be lavishly and fervently organized by the Telangana government. According to Endowments Minister Konda Surekha, the department has prepared a wide variety of amenities for the thousands of devotees who would visit Triveni Sangam for spiritual devotion and holy dips.

“Every day in these Pushkaras, Saraswati Homam, Rudra Homam, and special pujas will be held in the presence of prominent priests,” she said. Everyone is encouraged to take part in this historic celebration, said Minister Konda Surekha.