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Participants Details - Tirupati Padayatra 2020

When we planned for this year 2020 Padayatra, we were totally unsure how many participants will be joining this time because the threat of COVID-19 was looming big all over like a monstrous predator. 

Though the lockdowns were relaxed in both the states TN & AP, still it was very unsafe to travel, that too, to some public gathering places like Tirumala.

Initially when we announced the tentative dates, the number of participants shown interest were lesser than 30. But when the dates were confirmed, the participants list grown nearly to 48 count.

However, below were the actual list of members participated in this year padayatra.

1. Appunu
2. Babu (NRM)
3. Balaji
4. Balaji M P
5. Chandran
6. Doss
7. Ganesamoorthy
8. Gopal
9. Gopi
10. Jagadeesh
11. Jayakumar
12. Kannan
13. Karthi
14. Kasi
15. Kolappan
16. Kumaraswamy
17. Mohan Myl
18. Murugan
19. Murugan
20. Panchu
21. Pandi
22. Prabha
23. Pravesh
24. Satish Babu
25. Siva Tommy
26. Suresh
27. Surya
28. Udaya
29. Velu
30. Venu
31. Vijayaraghavan

Totally we had 31 participants this year.

Service Team Members:

Service team is a vital part of the padayatra team which takes care of all the food & other consumable, emergency / medical needs of the padayatra team at all break spots and even while walking. It is a tiring work to be in the service team since they have to act proactively and act for contingencies 

1. Yuvaraj 
2. Krishnakumar
3. Madurai
4. Vezhavendhan

Service Vehicles:

We had 2 cars & a Tata Ace van for the service this time.

1. Honda City (Sponsored by Balaji M. P.)
2. Honda CRV (Sponsored by 'Tommy' Shiva)
3. Tata Ace Public Transport

Both the cars travelled with us up to Tirumala whereas the Tata ace was relived at Tiruchanur.