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Prasadam Shortage at Sabarimala Sparks Rift Between Kerala Govt and Devaswom Board
✍️ India Today
🗓 22 Sep 2026, 03:37 PM
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A shortage of prasadam at the Sabarimala temple has led to a dispute between the Kerala government and the Devaswom Board, which manages the shrine.
Sabarimala, one of India’s most visited pilgrimage sites, is currently experiencing a shortage of prasadam, the food offering distributed to devotees.
The shortage has sparked a dispute between the Kerala state government and the Devaswom Board, the body that administers the temple.
The Devaswom Board has voiced concerns over supply and distribution, while the government has responded with its own measures to address the issue.
The conflict could affect the upcoming pilgrimage season, but no resolution has been announced yet.
The shortage has sparked a dispute between the Kerala state government and the Devaswom Board, the body that administers the temple.
The Devaswom Board has voiced concerns over supply and distribution, while the government has responded with its own measures to address the issue.
The conflict could affect the upcoming pilgrimage season, but no resolution has been announced yet.