May 1, 2025 
Havan, is a sacred fire ritual deeply embedded in Hindu tradition and practiced in other ancient Indian religions like Buddhism and Jainism. Derived from the Sanskrit word “Havana,” meaning “to offer” or “to present,” it involves making offerings of various sacred substances into a consecrated fire while chanting specific Vedic mantras. This ritual is typically performed by a Hindu priest, often for a homeowner, on special occasions such as religious ceremonies, festivals, housewarmings, weddings, and even for seeking blessings for specific desires or well-being.
Pujanwale provides the serivice of havan via pandit ji.