Book a Pandit for Daily Pooja
Daily pooja, or nitya puja, is a service in which a pandit performs a puja every day at your home or office, taking the sankalp in your name and gotra and offering prasad. It suits families and business owners who want a proper daily puja but don't have the time or know-how to do the full vidhi themselves.
What the Daily Pooja Service includes
- A daily sankalp in your name and gotra
- Lighting the diya and Ganesh vandana
- Worship of your ishta devta (chosen deity)
- Agreed mantras, stotras or path
- Bhog offering
- Aarti
- Prasad
When to do it — the muhurat
Daily pooja is usually done in the morning, at a time agreed with the pandit in advance. Many people begin it on an auspicious day, such as moving into a new home, opening a shop or office, a festival or a good tithi. On festivals and special days the puja can be done in more detail.
Samagri usually needed
- A diya with ghee or sesame oil
- Cotton wicks
- Dhoop and incense sticks
- Fresh flowers and garlands
- Roli, chandan and akshat
- A lota or kalash for water
- A bell and conch (if available)
- Camphor
- Tulsi leaves
- Mishri, fruit or sweets for bhog
- An asan (seat)
The pandit shares the exact list in the app at booking — it can differ a little by family and regional tradition.
How to book on Achman
- Download the app and pick the pooja
- See the pandit's profile, experience and languages
- Fix the date and time, and get the samagri list
- Pay securely in the app — the receipt stays there
Book a verified panditSee the profile, experience and languages, then book and pay in the app.Open in app →Frequently asked questions
What does the pandit do in the daily pooja service?
Each day the pandit takes the sankalp in your name and gotra, performs the puja with diya, dhoop, flowers and bhog, does the aarti and offers prasad. Which deities, mantras or path are included is agreed at the start.
Can daily pooja be done at an office or shop?
Yes, the service covers offices and shops as well as homes. Many business owners like to start the day with a puja, so it is usually scheduled before work begins.
How long does the daily pooja take?
A daily puja usually takes 20 to 45 minutes. On days with a special path or a festival puja, it can take a little longer.
How do I choose a pandit for daily pooja?
Pandits on Achman are verified, and you can choose by looking at their experience and languages on their profile. Payment is made in the app and you get a receipt.
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