Welcome To Kashi Archan Foundation

Community Pujas are large-scale spiritual events organized by Kashi Archan Foundation where devotees from across the world come together to perform sacred rituals collectively. These include Annadan, Homams, Jaaps, and Abhisheks for planetary peace, ancestral liberation, and divine blessings. The collective sankalp brings amplified spiritual energy and blessings for all participants.

Anyone irrespective of caste, creed, or nationality can participate in these divine events. Devotees can join in person at the sacred venues in Kashi or opt for online sankalp sewa where rituals are performed on their behalf by Vedic pandits.

Registration can be done through our official website or by contacting our support team via WhatsApp. Simply select the puja event, fill in your details including name, gotra, and purpose, and make the donation. You will receive a confirmation message and puja updates.

Yes, Most events are aligned with significant tithis like Amavasya, Poornima, Kalasthami, Shravan Somwar, Guru Purnima, Navratri, or planetary transit dates. Each event is pre-announced with the puja significance, date, venue, and associated benefits.

Chadava Sewa is a sacred ritual of offering specific items like sindoor, oil, flowers, clothes, or sweets at temples in Kashi to appease different deities. Each offering has spiritual significance, symbolizing surrender, devotion, and prayerful wishes. These sevas are performed by learned priests on your behalf with proper vidhi and mantras.

Yes, Kashi Archan Foundation facilitates Online Chadava Sewa for devotees across the globe. You can book offerings through our website or WhatsApp. Our dedicated priests will perform the sewa at the respective temple and share puja photos or videos as praman (proof).

Offerings vary according to the deity and purpose. Common items include: Mustard oil and sindoor for Bhairav Baba Red chunari and sweets for Devi Belpatra and Rudraksha for Mahadev Tulsi mala and coconut for Vishnu You can also opt for customized sewa packages based on your sankalp (wish).

Yes, We offer Chadava Sevas at specific temples such as Kaal Bhairav Mandir, Annapurna Devi Mandir, Sankat Mochan Hanuman Mandir, Maa Durga Mandir, and more. You may mention your preference while booking, and we’ll ensure the sewa is performed accordingly.

Kashi Archan Foundation undertakes spiritually rooted charitable campaigns such as Annadan Seva (Food Donation), Gau Seva (Cow Care), Vastra Daan (Clothes Donation), Sadhu Seva, Pitra Paksha Shraddha Sevas, and Festival-specific Annadans across sacred locations like Kashi, Prayagraj, and Gaya. These campaigns serve saints, pilgrims, widows, children, and the needy in holy cities with dignity and devotion.

Yes, absolutely. Our international devotees can easily participate in these campaigns by booking online through our website. We conduct your seva in your name, with your gotra and sankalp, and send you the photos/videos and puja details. Participation is open to everyone who wishes to offer seva from afar with shraddha.

Annadan is considered the highest form of charity in Sanatan Dharma. By offering food to sadhus, Brahmins, or the poor, one earns immense punya and divine blessings. Our Annadan Seva includes cooked satvik meals, distributed at spiritual hotspots with Vedic rituals, mantras, and offerings to God before serving.

Yes, You can offer any campaign in memory of your ancestors (Pitra Seva), for your children’s well-being, or for any personal sankalp. Just mention the names, gotra, and the occasion while booking, and our team will conduct the seva accordingly with mantra uccharan.

Kashi Archan Foundation is dedicated to the spiritual upkeep, renovation, and ritual management of ancient temples across Kashi and beyond. From daily nitya sewas to grand annual utsavs, we ensure every puja, archana, and ritual is performed with Vedic precision and bhakti. Our goal is to preserve Sanatan Dharma’s living temples for generations to come.

Yes, Devotees from anywhere in the world can participate in temple pujas through online booking. We perform sankalp in your name, offer the seva on your behalf, and share photos/videos. You can sponsor Annadan, Abhishek, Chadava, Homams, or specific festival rituals easily via our website or WhatsApp.

Every puja or seva you book is done with your name and gotra, and our team shares updates including photos, videos, or a report (where applicable). You also receive a digital praman-patra (certificate of participation) and details of the samagri and mantras used.

We currently serve various ancient temples including: Shri Batuk Bhairav Mandir Kaal Bhairav Pratishtha Sthal Sheetla Mata Mandir Gauri Kedareshwar Mandir Lolark Aditya Mandir Kailash Mahadev Mandir ...and more across Varanasi and nearby teerth kshetras. The list is ever-growing as seva expands.

You can donate online through our official website www.kashiarchan.com via secure payment gateways (UPI, Net Banking, Cards). For offline or international donations, please reach out via WhatsApp or email to receive specific bank details. All donations are used in Annadan Sevas, temple upkeep, pujas, and religious campaigns across Kashi and beyond.

Yes, once your payment is successfully processed, a digital receipt and confirmation message will be sent to your registered mobile/email. If needed, physical receipts can also be couriered upon request, especially for registered donors and seva sponsors.

If you opted for photo/video proof during your seva booking, we will send you a recording or pictures via WhatsApp or email within 24–72 hours after the puja. For any delays or specific requests, our team is available for support.

For urgent seva bookings, please WhatsApp or call us directly on the numbers provided on the website. We handle same-day pujas (like Rudrabhishek, Annadan, or Shraddh) in priority slots, subject to temple and pandit availability.

Yes, Kashi Archan Foundation operates as a registered spiritual and charitable trust involved in preserving Sanatan Dharma, temple seva, annadan, and Vedic rituals. Trust certification and legal details are available upon formal request for transparency.

Yes, we welcome volunteers and devotees to participate in our yatras, annadan events, or festival sevas. You can register interest via our site or contact us directly to get updates about upcoming events you can join in person at Kashi.

Becoming a Lifetime Sponsor means you are contributing once and becoming a permanent patron of all sevas, annadans, pujas, and spiritual welfare activities conducted by the Kashi Archan Foundation. Your sponsorship helps sustain temple services, support Brahmins, and organize charitable and dharmic initiatives throughout the year in Kashi and other sacred regions.

As a Lifetime Sponsor, your name and gotra are included in regular sankalpams and Vedic rituals across key pujas performed by the Foundation. You earn punya across all donations, annadan, gau seva, yatra services, and havans performed in your name, creating a spiritual legacy that continues beyond this birth.

Yes, sponsors receive timely updates via WhatsApp or email about major sevas, Sankalpa days, and special occasions where your name and sankalp will be included. You’ll also be notified about annual festivals, Rudrabhisheks, and charitable initiatives you’re spiritually part of.

Yes, Lifetime Sponsors receive periodic prasadams by post (wherever logistics permit), including holy vibhuti, kumkum, raksha threads, Ganga jal, and offerings from specific havans or Annadans. You may also request special Sankalpams during your birthday, anniversaries, or Shraddh days.

You can choose to include your family in the Lifetime Sankalpa. Your name, spouse’s name, children, and gotra will be registered together for lifelong puja samarpan, making this a spiritual offering for your entire lineage.

Your contribution funds daily temple rituals, Gau Seva, Sadhu Bhojan, Vedic pathshalas, renovations of ancient temples, and helps Brahmin families maintain traditional practices. You become a pillar behind reviving and sustaining Sanatan Dharma in sacred Kashi.