Pappadiyil Sree Durga Devi Temple, Ennaykkad – Prathishta Varshika Kalasham 2026
The sacred Pappadiyil Sree Durga Devi Temple at Ennaykkad will observe its revered Prathishta Varshika Kalasham and Noorum Paalum on Friday, February 20, 2026, under the auspicious Uthrittathi star. This annual consecration anniversary is a deeply significant spiritual event, drawing devotees who seek the blessings of Goddess Durga for protection, strength, and prosperity.
The temple, known for its serene atmosphere and traditional rituals, stands as a spiritual beacon for the local community. The anniversary celebrations commemorate the divine installation (Prathishta) of the deity, honoring the sanctity of the temple and renewing its spiritual energy through sacred rites.
Tantri and Melshanthi
The ceremonies will be conducted under the guidance of:
Their presence ensures the rituals are performed in strict accordance with Vedic and Tantric traditions, preserving the temple’s spiritual authenticity.
Ritual Schedule – February 20, 2026
Early Morning Ceremonies
5:30 AM – Palliyunarthal
The day begins with Palliyunarthal, the ceremonial awakening of the Goddess. Accompanied by devotional chants and lamps, this ritual symbolizes inviting the divine presence into the day’s proceedings.
6:00 AM – Ganapathi Homam
Ganapathi Homam is performed to remove obstacles and invoke Lord Ganesha’s blessings for the smooth conduct of the festival rituals.
7:30 AM – Usha Pooja
The morning worship (Usha Pooja) is offered with deep devotion, marking the formal commencement of the day’s sacred observances.
Forenoon Rituals
9:30 AM – Ucha Pooja & Kalashabhishekam
The Ucha Pooja (midday worship) is followed by the Kalashabhishekam, a highly sanctifying ritual where consecrated water from sacred kalashas is ceremonially poured over the deity. This rite symbolizes purification, renewal, and divine energization.
10:30 AM – Pulluvan Pattu & Noorum Paalum
A traditional highlight of the celebration is the Pulluvan Pattu, a devotional musical offering invoking serpent deities and divine forces through rhythmic chanting. This is accompanied by Noorum Paalum, a sacred offering made to Goddess Durga, symbolizing nourishment, gratitude, and prosperity.
12:00 Noon – Annadanam
Annadanam (community feast) will be offered to devotees. Sharing food on such occasions is considered a meritorious act that fosters unity, compassion, and divine grace.
Evening Ceremonies
5:00 PM – Nada Thurakkal (Temple Reopening)
The temple doors reopen in the evening, welcoming devotees for the next phase of rituals.
Followed by – Nelppara Samarpikkal
The ceremonial offering of Nelppara (paddy-filled measure) symbolizes agricultural abundance, prosperity, and gratitude to the Goddess.
6:30 PM – Deeparadhana & Deepakkazhcha
The Deeparadhana (lamp worship) and Deepakkazhcha (illumination ceremony) create a spiritually charged atmosphere as lamps glow across the temple premises, signifying divine light dispelling darkness.
7:00 PM – Athazha Pooja
The Athazha Pooja (night worship) marks the final major ritual of the day, offered with devotion and reverence.
Cultural Programme
From 7:00 PM – Nritha Sandhya
A graceful Nritha Sandhya (Dance Evening) will be presented by Nataraja Nritha Vidyalayam, choreographed by Haridas, Budhanoor. The performance blends classical aesthetics with devotional themes, offering an artistic tribute to the Goddess.
7:30 PM – Nada Adaykkal
The celebrations conclude with the ceremonial closing of the temple doors.
A Day of Devotion and Blessings
The Prathishta Varshika Kalasham at Pappadiyil Sree Durga Devi Temple is not merely a ritual observance—it is a powerful spiritual renewal. Devotees participate to seek protection, overcome challenges, and receive the compassionate blessings of Goddess Durga.
All devotees are warmly invited to attend this sacred celebration and experience a day filled with devotion, tradition, and divine grace.