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We check whom we introduce
Before publishing a named profile, we check identity details and record the person’s permission to appear on the website.
What you can expect from us
Ask clearly.
Ask clearly.
Expect clear answers.
An ancestral rite can involve faith, private family details and travel. Here is how we make introductions, explain our figures and help a family understand what needs to be confirmed.
Four things we check.
We do not treat a public profile as a booking. The person, area of practice, permission and availability each need their own check.
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We describe only known areas of practice
A profile names only the rites and places that have been reviewed with someone qualified to assess them.
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We check the actual date
A profile does not mean a pandit is free. We check the rite, place, language and availability for your preferred date.
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We publish only what is permitted
Photographs, lineage and personal details appear only when the person has agreed to that use.
The numbers we use across the website.
These figures describe families served, the wider pandit network, review feedback and the places where we help. They are not a promise that a particular pandit or date is free.
Families served
The cumulative number of families helped over time, not the number currently making arrangements.
Pandit network
The wider network across eight sacred places. Not every pandit is listed publicly or available on every date.
Family rating
Based on 400+ reviews. Each review reflects one family’s experience, not a promised result.
Sacred sites
Prayagraj, Gaya, Kashi, Haridwar, Ujjain, Mathura, Brahmakapal and Rameshwaram.
About these figures: they describe the organisation’s work across all eight sacred sites. They do not guarantee that a particular pandit, place or date will be available for one enquiry.
Five things to clarify.
A short conversation should leave the family with a clear rite, person, place, date and next step—not more uncertainty.
Ask a coordinatorThe rite and site being proposed
Ask for the exact rite, sacred site and why that combination is being suggested for the family’s circumstances.
The person and availability
Ask who is proposed, which language is available and whether the date has actually been confirmed.
What the family should prepare
Ask which names, relationships, gotra or tithi details are useful and what to do when some information is not known.
The meeting and travel details
Ask us to reconfirm the meeting point, local access and any mobility or seasonal considerations for the proposed date.
The next step
Ask what the coordinator will check next and when the family should expect an answer. The enquiry form itself confirms nothing.
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If something is unclear,
ask before deciding.
Call or WhatsApp either number, or send us your question. A coordinator will tell you what can be checked next.