Puri, April 5 – A dedicated training program has been launched for the sevayats (priests) of the Shri Jagannath Temple in Puri, focusing on improving their conduct, behavior, and interaction with visitors. This initiative aims to enhance the quality of religious services and create a more pleasant environment for pilgrims.
The training sessions are being held at the Niladri Bhakta Nivas, with a focus on not just enhancing the sevayats’ knowledge of rituals, but also emphasizing professionalism and exemplary behavior. The program encourages sevayats to maintain a respectful and courteous demeanor when interacting with the millions of devotees visiting the temple.
Under the guidance of the district collector and the Shri Mandir administration, the training seeks to uphold the rich cultural and spiritual legacy of the temple. By fostering a deeper understanding of the values and expectations associated with temple services, the program aims to ensure that every visitor has a positive and respectful experience during their visit to the temple.
This training is part of a larger effort by the temple management to improve the quality of services and interactions with visitors, ensuring that the traditions and rituals of the Shri Jagannath Temple are upheld with the highest level of dedication and respect.
The authorities believe that such initiatives will further enrich the experience for both devotees and sevayats, promoting a stronger connection to the temple’s spiritual significance and legacy. Given the importance of the Shri Jagannath Temple as a major pilgrimage destination, this training program will play a key role in maintaining its reputation as a place of devotion, peace, and cultural integrity.