Seva & Services

What online puja services cover

Online puja services cover pujas at temples across India. Examples include Shiv pujas such as Rudrabhishek, Purnima pujas, Pitru pujas for ancestors and pujas for festivals.

Each puja has its own deity, temple and ritual. Pujas are grouped by deity, occasion and town, so you can compare them. Each puja page states the temple, the ritual and what the booking includes, so read it carefully before you book.

How to choose a puja

• Start with the deity your family worships, such as Shiva, Devi, Ganesha, Hanuman or Vishnu.
• Think of the occasion: a festival, a Monday, Purnima, a birthday or a family milestone.
• Read the ritual on the puja page, whether it is an abhishek, an archana, a havan or a path.
• Ask an elder or your family priest if you are unsure.

Customs differ, so choose what suits your family's tradition.

An independent service, and no prasad delivery

Divine Hindu is an independent service, not affiliated with the temple administration. Each puja page names the temple where the puja is held, so you can see where the ritual takes place.

Prasad is not sent to your address. Read the puja page for what the booking includes before you book.

If you have a question about a puja, contact the Divine Hindu team before you book.

Puja items for use at home

Many devotees also keep a mala for japa and an idol or framed picture in the puja room at home.

Browse Rudraksha malas and beads, Karungali (ebony) designs and the Jaap mala collection. For the puja room, see sacred God idols and frames and idols. Each product page lists the materials, sizes and care information. Compare bead sizes, materials and the specifications listed for each item.