Pitru Paksha

Pitru Paksha lasts about fifteen days. According to tradition, descendants offer water, sesame, rice balls and food to their ancestors, expressing gratitude and seeking their blessings. The shraddh is performed on the tithi on which the ancestor passed away, and Sarva Pitru Amavasya is for all, including those whose date is unknown.

Ujjain is counted among the traditional places for pitru karma, and Siddhavat on the Kshipra is especially associated with Pind Daan and shraddh rituals. Many families living abroad find it difficult to travel at this time. In that case, tarpan and shraddh can be performed by Guruji in Ujjain in the family's name, with the details you share, and a video is provided afterwards.