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Tirupati Airport and Alipiri Arch Set for a Makeover

The New Indian Express Sambalpur

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July 03, 2025

Reinforcing this spiritual identity, the TTD has officially recommended renaming Renigunta Airport as Sri Venkateswara International Airport

- EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE

A move to transform the pilgrimage experience from the moment devotees set foot in the temple town, Tirupati is set to undergo a spiritual facelift with the redesigning of its airport and the iconic Alipiri Arch. The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD), the trust managing the affairs of the famed Sri Venkateswara temple, has proposed an ambitious plan to infuse Tirupati Airport with the divine essence of Tirumala's spiritual heritage.

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