Asthi Pravah and Pitra Visarjan Shradh is one of the most important and essential ritual. It should be completed as soon as possible. Hindus in India perform this duty at their earliest, but Hindus residing in remote countries are not able to think about it.

If someone cannot perform this duty of Asthi Visarjan due to time, distance and different situations, to secure the commitments of religious beliefs of those reverent Hindus, We at Haridwar are helping them in this sacred obligation.

Our organisation, is founded to create a trouble free system for human being who is so for away from India but wish to get these rituals performed according to the Vedic procedures as scripted in Hindu manuscript.

Asthi-visarjan [अस्थि-विसर्जन] is a very important religious ritual in the Hindu religion.Asthi means the left over bones and some ashes of a dead person collected after performing the last rites. In the Hindu religion a dead person is cremated normally on a Funeral pyre where the dead body is placed on logs of fire. Now days Electric or Diesel Crematoriums are also used as they are found in most Indian towns..

After the last rites are performed the remains of the dead person are collected, these are mostly tied in a peace of cloth. These ashes are then immersed in a clean normally flowing water body like a river. The practice of immersion is known as Asthi-visarjan.This practice is a must for all Hindus.

It is commonly believed that immersion of the ashes in the river Ganga is most sacred.Hence many devote Hindus do the immersion ceremony at places like Haridwar and Varanasi.And also places like Nashik situated on the banks of the Godavari River. There are many other places which are also considered as sacred locations for the Asthi-visarjan ceremony.