The Panchopchar Puja is a ritual celebrating purity, devotion, and gratitude. It is conducted during special occasions and festivals.

Pitra Dosh is believed to affect individuals due to ancestral misdeeds. Astrological consultations or observations during challenging life phases may indicate its presence.

Yes, performing during Pitra Paksha, Amavasya, Ekadashi, or Mahalaya is considered auspicious. Family traditions and astrological considerations may influence timing.

The puja is typically performed for ancestral appeasement. For the living, other prayers and rituals are more appropriate.

The duration can vary, but it’s advisable to allocate sufficient time for the thorough completion of the puja vidhi.

While there might not be a strict dress code, wearing clean and modest attire is generally advised for the puja.

Non-Hindus are often welcome to observe, respecting the ritual’s sanctity.

Astrological consultations help identify Pitra Dosh and guide the timing and specific rituals required for its alleviation.

After the puja, individuals are often advised to continue ancestral prayers, charity, and other virtuous actions to sustain positive effects.

Yes, family members often perform the puja for the well-being of their ancestors, seeking blessings and ancestral harmony.

The cost of Pitra Dosh Nivaran Puja is Rs. which includes Puja Samagiri and

Dakshina of Panditji.

Puja’s pre-booking is done at NAMAN at nominal prices with genuine pandits.