Shradh Puja is a general term for the ritual offerings — tarpan, Pind Daan, and prayers — performed to honor and seek peace for a departed family member's soul.
120 min Physical Death & Ancestral Rituals
Why perform Shradh Puja?
Honors the departed with structured, meaningful rituals
Seeks continued peace and blessings for their soul
Fulfills an important traditional family duty
When should Shradh Puja be performed?
Performed during Pitru Paksha, on death anniversaries, or on other occasions as per family tradition.
How is Shradh Puja performed?
Sankalp
The family takes a vow naming the departed soul being honored.
Tarpan
Water offerings are made in remembrance.
Pind Daan
Rice ball offerings are made as a mark of respect.
Brahmin Bhoj
A meal is offered in the departed's honor.
Items needed (Samagri)
Water, black sesame seeds, and kusha grass
Rice and ghee for Pind Daan
Food for the Brahmin bhoj offering
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Shradh the same as Pitru Paksha Puja?
Shradh is the general ritual; Pitru Paksha Puja refers specifically to performing it during the dedicated 16-day Pitru Paksha period.
Can Shradh be performed for someone who passed recently?
Yes, Shradh rites begin as part of the post-funeral ritual sequence and continue annually thereafter.
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