Verified pandits for the rituals pilgrims ask for most.
Gift a cow to a Vedic pandit family who keeps and cares for cows. The daan is done with full vidhi — sankalp in your name, Gau Mata pujan and aarti — online on your behalf or with you present at the gaushala. You can watch the daan live on video.
Pour your devotion, not just milk. A pandit who knows every mantra, every step, by heart, not by demand.
Your family deserves a pandit who treats this like his own home, not a quick job before the next booking.
A ritual performed to ease the effects of unfavourable planetary positions in a person’s birth chart, seeking peace and balance.
Your ancestors waited lifetimes for this. Connect with a pandit who guides the rite with reverence, not rush.
A recitation of the Navchandi Path accompanied by a havan, performed to invoke the blessings of Goddess Durga for strength and protection.
Walk into the most sacred jyotirlinga with a guide who opens doors, not one who opens your wallet.
A puja performed for a home or workplace to correct Vastu imbalances and invite harmony into the space.
The Ganga aarti is not a tourist show. It's a conversation with the divine. Let the right person guide you in.
A puja performed to help mitigate the effects of Kaal Sarp Dosh, an astrological condition some birth charts carry.
The puja families do before moving into a new home: Ganesh pujan, kalash sthapana and a short havan at the doorway, then the first steps inside together. A verified Vedic pandit sets up the samagri and guides each step.
A havan with Vedic mantras and offerings into the sacred fire, done for a new beginning, a family occasion or simply for peace at home. The pandit brings or arranges the havan kund and samagri.
A Bhagwat Katha or pravachan at your home, temple or community hall, from a single evening to a full seven-day saptah. We connect you with a kathavachak and help plan the setup.
Vastu Shanti puja for a new home, shop or office: Vastu purush pujan, navagraha pujan and a havan, usually done before or soon after moving in. A verified Vedic pandit explains each step as it is done.
Family sanskars done the traditional way: naamkaran (naming), annaprashan (first rice), mundan and upanayan. Tell us the sanskar and the date, and a Vedic pandit performs it at your home or a temple.