Trust or committee approval
A written agreement with the temple trust or managing committee — never an informal arrangement with an individual priest.
The kshetras we serve
12 featured mandirs from a network of 240 across nineteen states — each with pandits attached to the sanctum itself, not brought in for the day.
Our Standard
How a mandir joins the network
Four conditions, none of them negotiable.
Temple-attached pandits
Only pandits already serving that sanctum, with verified parampara, Veda-shakha and a minimum of twelve years of practice.
Recording permission in writing
Explicit consent to film within the permitted zone, so no devotee ever receives footage taken without the temple’s knowledge.
Prasad packed on site
Prasad is sealed at the mandir and handed directly to the courier — never repackaged at a warehouse elsewhere.
For Temple Trusts
Bring your mandir to devotees everywhere
We handle streaming equipment, sankalp coordination and prasad logistics at no cost to the trust. Your pandits perform; we carry it to the devotee.