Book Pujas Online
The full catalogue — havan, katha, sanskar and remedial pujas — with national price bands.
This is the national list, so prices are the national floor and no city is assumed. Pick a city to see the pandits who serve it and its muhurat windows.
What a puja page tells you
Each puja here is a page rather than a product listing: what the rite is, what it needs, how long it takes, how many pandits, and whether it is kept at home or at a temple. The samagri page for each lists what is brought and what the household supplies, and the vidhi page sets out the sequence in order.
Prices are shown as packages with every line item named — the pandit's fee, the samagri, travel, the platform fee, a temple charge where one applies, and GST. The platform fee is a line of its own and is never taken out of the pandit's fee or presented as dakshina. Nothing is quoted here that is not itemised before payment in the app.
Significance is described as the tradition describes it, and no page on this site will say that a ritual produces a worldly result. Where a rite belongs to a particular day — a muhurat, a tithi, a festival — the page says so, because that is usually the constraint a family is actually working around.
Questions families ask
Are these prices final?
Yes for the package. Travel beyond 25 km, and a temple’s own charges where they apply, are added as visible lines before payment.
Can I filter by language?
Language filters the pandits, not the pujas — the language links in the rail take you to the pandit listing for that language and city.
Why is there no "apply filters" button?
Because each filter is its own page. That keeps every combination readable, linkable and findable in search.
