Shastri offers prayers at Tirupati temple

Monday, April 7, 2008, 13:36 [IST]

Tirumala, Apr 7 (UNI) Former Indian cricket captain and International Cricket Council (ICC) special commentator Ravi Shastri offered prayers at the famous Lord Venkateswara temple here.

Shastri, who arrived here this morning from Mumbai, entered the Mahadwaram (main entrance of the temple) through the Vaikunta complex and offered worship to the Lord.

Later, he left for Mumbai by a flight.

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