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"Sri Mariamman Temple was built by immigrants from the Nagapatnam and Cuddalore districts of South India as a place of worship. Established in 1827, the temple is dedicated to the goddess Mariamman, who is believed to have the power to cure diseases and alleviate difficulties. The Sri Mariamman Temple serves as an important hub for community events. Today, the Sri Mariamman Temple is best known for the fire-walking ceremony, or Theemithi, which takes place every October or November as a testament to their faith and devotion. Their on-site services include car parking facilities and wheelchair accessibility.
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2026 Update: The 2nd kumbabishegam was held 12 years later, in June 1949. The temple served as a refuge for new immigrants during colonial times. The temple served as a key hub for community activities and functioned as the Registry of Marriages for Hindus during a period when it was the only authorised institution to solemnise Hindu marriages."
