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Wednesday, March 11, 2026

Dravidian Model Tamil Nadu: Lizards, Insects Found In Drinking Water Unit At HR&CE-Administered Thiruverkadu Karumariamman Temple

“Dravidian Model Tamil Nadu: Lizards, Insects Found In Drinking Water Unit At HR&CE-Administered Thiruverkadu Karumariamman Temple”, The Commune, February 07, 2026

“A controversy has erupted at the Thiruverkadu Devi Karumariamman Temple near Chennai after lizards and insects were allegedly found inside a purified drinking water dispensing unit installed for devotees within the temple premises.

The temple, regarded as one of the most prominent shrines in the region, witnesses heavy footfall daily, with devotees visiting from Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kanchipuram and other parts of Tamil Nadu to offer prayers and fulfil vows. On auspicious and special occasions, the number of visitors runs into thousands.

According to devotees, the water purification and dispensing machine had remained non-functional and poorly maintained for a prolonged period despite being installed as part of basic infrastructure facilities for visitors. The issue came to light after visuals surfaced showing lizards and cockroaches floating inside the water storage tank connected to the purification unit……”

Read full article at thecommunemag.com

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