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Polala Amavasya Vratha Katha in Telugu | Polala Amavasya 2026 | Kanda Mokka Pooja | Sravana Amavasya

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Polala Amavasya Vratha Katha in Telugu | Polala Amavasya 2026 | Kanda Mokka Pooja | Sravana Amavasya

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Polala Amavasya 2026: Vratha Katha, Significance, and Kanda Mokka Pooja Polala Amavasya is a significant festival celebrated primarily in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, falling on the Amavasya (new moon day) of the Sravana month. This day is dedicated to the goddess Poleramma (an incarnation of Shakti) and is observed by mothers for the health, long life, and prosperity of their children. What is Polala Amavasya Vratha Katha? The sacred story (Vratha Katha) revolves around a woman who loses her children but, through her unwavering devotion and performance of the Polala Amavasya Vratam, receives the blessings of the goddess to have them restored to life. Mothers listen to this story, tie a sacred yellow thread (Toram), and offer prayers for their children's protection. Significance of Kanda Mokka Pooja: A unique ritual on this day involves the worship of the "Kanda Mokka" (Elephant Foot Yam plant). The plant’s ability to grow multiple tubers from a single root symbolizes fertility and the multiplication of lineage, making it a central element of the pooja. In this video, we share the complete Polala Amavasya Vratha Katha in Telugu, explaining the traditional rituals and the importance of Sravana Amavasya 2026. Tags & Hashtags Keywords/Tags: Polala Amavasya 2026, Polala Amavasya Vratha Katha in Telugu, Polala Amavasya Katha, Sravana Amavasya 2026, Kanda Mokka Pooja, Polala Amavasya Significance, Polala Amavasya Pooja Vidhanam, Telugu Devotional Stories, Sravana Masam Amavasya Special, Poleramma Pooja, Akondi Haripriya Devotional. Hashtags: #PolalaAmavasya #PolalaAmavasya2026 #VrathaKatha #SravanaMasam #KandaMokkaPooja #TeluguDevotional #SravanaAmavasya #HinduFestivals #PolambaVratam