The naming ceremony is a Hindu tradition, one of the most important of the 16 Hindu rites.The naming ceremony of the child is usually performed on the tenth day after birth, but can be performed within a month or whenever the child is given a name. It is also a rite of imposing divinity in a newborn child.In Hindu tradition, the naming ceremony is performed by a pandit. For the naming ceremony, the pundits choose a holy day and an auspicious time, which is known as Shubh Muhurta. The pundits also perform pujas or havans, in which prayers are offered and mantras are recited to wish the child a good future.
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| Pujan Samagri | |
| Fruits/sweets and Flowers | Additional |
| Travel Charges | Additional |
