A rare Telugu inscription dating back to the reign of Achyuta Deva Raya was recently discovered at the famous Sri Chintala Venkataramana Swamy Temple in Tadipatri. Historians stated that the inscription belongs to the year 1539 and highlights the rich Vijayanagara heritage of the temple. The discovery was made inside the temple’s Brindavanam area during a historical examination. Experts explained that the inscription contains references to the twelve Alwars and various sculptures related to Lord Vishnu. Researchers also noticed rare carvings symbolizing religious harmony during the Vijayanagara period. Local devotees and historians welcomed the discovery with excitement and pride. The temple is already famous for its stone carvings and architectural beauty. Officials believe the inscription may attract more tourists and archaeology researchers to Tadipatri. Heritage lovers are demanding better preservation and promotion of the temple’s history. The discovery has once again highlighted Tadipatri as an important spiritual and historical center in Andhra Pradesh.