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The tradition of offering, and the chadhav of this mandir.
A chadhav (boli) is the right to perform a particular ritual, offered to the sangh and taken by the highest pledge. The amount is often settled in installments. Online bidding will follow in a later phase.
A chadhav (boli) is the right to perform a specific ritual at a festival or kalyanak, traditionally offered to the sangh and taken by the highest pledge. It is an honour, not a fee. The amount supports the kshetra and is often settled in installments.
Offering the nirvan laddu at dawn on Vir Nirvan day.
Sponsoring the lamp kept burning before the Moolnayak for the year.
The right to perform the daily morning kalash abhishek of the Moolnayak, outside of any festival.
The right to perform the daily shanti-dhara following the morning abhishek, outside of any festival.
Offering the eight traditional substances of puja before the Moolnayak.
Annual or special sponsorship of the abhishek of the Moolnayak.
Annual or special sponsorship of the aarti of the Moolnayak.
Annual or special sponsorship of the shanti-dhara of the Moolnayak.
Offering archana phal — fruit and offerings placed before the Moolnayak.
Participation as one of the other Saudharm Indras in the kalyanak procession, alongside the leading Indra–Indrani pair.
Hoisting the dhwaja on the shikhar of the mandir.
The couple who lead the kalyanak procession as Indra and Indrani.