Mandir Seva
Someone comes. It gets done properly.
A trained sevadar arrives in a two-hour window you choose. Forty-five quiet minutes, and your shrine looks the way it does on a festival morning, without you having to remember.
Book a slot
A date and a two-hour window. You see the sevadar’s name and photo before they arrive.
Clear
Last cycle’s poshak, dried flowers and nirmalya cleared into a cotton pouch and taken away.
Clean and set
The mandir dusted and wiped down. A clean asan laid.
Dress
The poshak pressed, the shringar arranged. You dress the deity yourself if you prefer — we hand it to you.
The part everyone asks about first
Nobody touches your idol unless you ask them to. The default is that we prepare everything and hand the poshak to you for the final dressing — the seva stays yours. Say the word and we do it fully. It is your shrine and your call, recorded on your file so you never have to explain twice.
Built for apartments
Our sevadars are background-verified, carry society-approved ID, wear shoe covers, work barefoot at the shrine, and are trained in what may and may not be touched. Two-hour windows so you are not waiting all morning, and a photograph of the finished mandir even when you were not home.
Mandir Seva
Priced by the footprint of your mandir
The plan buys the visit. A larger mandir takes longer to clear, clean and set, so that is what the price follows. Dresses are their own plan.
Monthly is two visits every month. Quarterly is one visit each quarter — four a year, which is how often most families actually change the poshak.
What a visit covers
- Old cloth and nirmalya cleared and taken away.
- The mandir cleaned — dusted and wiped down, and a clean asan laid.
- Your deity dressed in the poshak you chose — or prepared and handed to you.
- The shringar arranged as it should sit.
- The old poshak collected and recycled respectfully, with a photograph of what it became.
- A photograph of the finished mandir, even when you were not home.
We do not do fresh flowers or brass polishing. Flowers on a fortnightly visit look wrong within two days, and polish is chemical work on pieces that are often plated or inherited. We would rather do less, excellently, every time.
Book a visit
One full visit — the mandir cleared, cleaned and set, your deity dressed — so you can see how it feels before committing to a plan. No auto-renewal on the first visit.