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Description

It begins after Ganesh Chaturthi and ends on Amavasya (new moon day), known as Sarvapitri Amavasya.
Shradh rituals like Tarpan (water offering) and Pind Daan (rice ball offering) are performed to seek blessings and peace for departed souls.
It is believed that performing Shradh during this time helps remove Pitru Dosh and brings prosperity and harmony in life

Features

Ideally done on the tithi (lunar day) of the ancestor’s death.
Includes recitation of mantras, offering of food, and donations to Brahmins.
No fasting required, but purity and devotion are essential.
Can be done at home or at sacred places like Gaya, Haridwar, or Trimbakeshwar.

Samagri

Barley (jau)
Rice (for pind daan)
Water (preferably Gangajal)
Flowers (white preferred)
Kush grass
Cow’s milk, curd, ghee
Fruits and sweets
Roti or cooked food (for Brahmin bhoj)
Silver or copper vessel for Tarpan
White cloth for offerings
Donation items (clothes, food, dakshina)

Pitru paksha shradh puja

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