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Honor your ancestors by performing Samvatsarikam (Annual Shradh) with complete Vedic rituals. MahaTarpan ensures authentic priests, puja samagri, Brahmana bhojanam, and daan at holy places like Varanasi, Gaya, Prayagraj and Haridwar. About Samvatsarikam: What is Samvatsarikam (Annual Shradh)? Samvatsarikam, also known as Varshikam, Tithi Shradh, or Barsi, is the annual death anniversary ritual performed for departed parents, grandparents, and ancestors. It is performed every year on the same tithi (lunar day) of death to provide peace to the soul and seek their blessings. Why Perform Samvatsarikam? 1. Ensures peace and liberation (moksha) for ancestors. 2. Removes Pitru Dosha and karmic obstacles. 3. Brings prosperity, health, and harmony in the family. 4. Strengthens the bond of gratitude between you and your ancestors. 5. Attracts divine blessings for children, career, and overall well-being. Rituals We Perform in Samvatsarikam Puja: Our experienced priests perform the complete rituals as prescribed in scriptures: 1. Sankalpam – Vedic vow to begin the ritual. 2. Tarpanam – Water and sesame seed offerings. 3. Pind Daan – Offering pindas (rice balls) to ancestors. 4. Daan – Donation of Cow, Bed, clothes, food, and dakshina. 5. Brahmana Bhojanam – Feeding Brahmins with satvik food. Why Choose MahaTarpan for Samvatsarikam? 1. Authentic Vedic priests with years of experience 2. Complete puja samagri & arrangements provided 3. Brahmana Bhojanam & Daan included 4. 100% transparency & live video facility 5. Money-back guarantee if service is not provided Online Samvatsarikam Booking In today’s busy world, you may not be able to travel to holy cities. MahaTarpan offers Online Samvatsarikam Service, where our priests perform the rituals in your name and send you photos, videos, and prasad. You can join through video call during your puja. FAQ: Q1. When should Samvatsarikam be performed? It should be performed every year on the tithi of death as per the Hindu lunar calendar. Q2. Can Samvatsarikam be done at home? Yes, it can be done at home with the guidance of a priest, but performing it in Varanasi, Gaya, or Haridwar is considered more auspicious. Q3. Who can perform Samvatsarikam? The eldest son usually performs it, but if not available, other family members (including daughters) can also do it. Q4. What if we miss the tithi? It can be performed during Pitru Paksha (Mahalaya Shradh) as a substitute. Book Your Samvatsarikam (Annual Shradh) Now.