“Attending the Medaram Jatara is a cherished tradition for my family, deeply connected to our cultural identity and spiritual beliefs. Growing up in Telangana, this festival holds a special place in our hearts, much like Bathukamma. Just as with Bathukamma, the Jatara brings together family and community in a celebration of devotion and heritage.
The journey to Medaram village is not just about travel, it’s a journey of the soul, reconnecting us with our roots and strengthening our bond with Sammakka and Saralamma. From the vibrant processions to the energetic performances of traditional dance and music, every aspect of the Jatara is a testament to the rich culture of Telangana.
As we join the throngs of devotees at the Jatara premises, we feel a sense of unity and belonging. The air is alive with the sounds of prayers and chants, mingling with the scent of incense and offerings. Through the bellam ritual and other sacred practices, we express our gratitude and devotion to the goddesses, honoring the traditions passed down to us by our ancestors.
In today’s rapidly changing world, it’s more crucial than ever to preserve our cultural heritage and pass it on to future generations about the significance of the Medaram Jatara and the values it represents.”