Namkaran Sanskar is performed on the 11th, 12th, or 21st day after childbirth to christen the newborn child according to their astrological Janma Nakshatra. The ritual invokes family deities, Kuldevata, and the five elements, culminating in the father whispering the secret and worldly name into the child’s right ear with sacred Kusha grass.
We match the most experienced Vedic Pandit specialized in this specific ceremony in your city within 2 hours of confirmation.
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The ceremony typically takes 2 hours. Our Vedic Acharya will assist you in calculating the auspicious Shubh Muhurat based on your gotra, birth details, and panchang.
Yes, if you select our Standard or Sampurna package, all required samagri (pure cow ghee, sacred wood, navgraha samidha, Gangajal, roli, chandan, akshat, camphor, dhoop) and the Havan Kund are arranged by PujaPath.
Family members performing the puja should take a bath and wear fresh traditional clothes (dhoti-kurta for men, saree/suit for women). Keep a clean wooden chowki ready and arrange fresh flowers and seasonal fruits.
Yes! For devotees unable to host an in-person ceremony or living abroad, we conduct interactive live E-Pujas via high-definition video link where you participate in the sankalp and mantra chanting in real-time.
You can reschedule your puja date and time free of cost up to 24 hours prior to the scheduled Muhurat.