Sai Baba Temple or the Sai Giri Temple located in Srikakulam district, Andhra Pradesh is currently in the headlines. As per the Local 18 Telangana, devotees believe that Lord Sai Rama fulfils the wishes of the believers who climb the stairs of this temple on their knees. This temple is located on the banks of the Nagavali River, also known as the Langulya River. It is one of the main rivers in southern Odisha and northern Andhra Pradesh in India. A native named Suribabu from the Kalepalle village had set up a small temple Sai Baba on the top of the Sai Giri hill close to Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh. Over time, the devotees believed that this temple was developed with the blessings of God on them. This temple was rebuilt in 2010 and now special pujas are performed here in the month of Kartik Purnima. One of these pujas is the Sai Baba Kakad Aarti which is held at 05:00 AM, noon, 6:00 PM and 08:00 PM and conducted by Sadhguru Sai Nadhuna.
The Pujotsavam program is held at the steps of Sai Giri Hill in Srikakulam, which is a unique feature of this Sai temple. A saffron yellow lamp is placed at each step in the Pujotsavam program. Some devotees walk on their knees to this Saigiri hill to get their wishes fulfilled.
Sai Baba has been recognised as a name filled with love, devotion and unwavering faith. This means that he will always be there to guide and protect his devotees. The name Sai Ram has also become synonymous with unprecedented love and compassion, a testament to the deep connection between Sai and his devotees. By calling him Sai Ram, the believers recognise his divine nature.
Every Thursday, devotees of the Srikakulam district visit the Sai Giri Temple in large numbers. They participate in the aarti program and then a food donation program is held for the devotees. Special pujas are held here on all special occasions. Special pujas are held here for months during the month of Kartika. Devotees from the nearby areas arrive at this temple to light the lamps here.
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