Pitru Paksha 2023 will begin on Friday, 29 September And ends on Saturday, 14 October (Dates may vary)
Complete List of Pitru Paksha Shradh Dates in the year 2023
29th September 2023 (Friday) – Purnima Shradh
29th September 2023 (Friday) – Pratipada Shradh
30th September 2023 (Saturday) – Dwitiya Shradh or Dooj Shradh
1st October 2023 (Sunday) – Tritiya Shradh
2nd October 2023 (Monday) – Chaturthi Shradh and Maha Bharani Shradh
3rd October 2023 (Tuesday) – Panchami Shradh
4th October 2023 (Wednesday) – Shashti Shradh
5th October 2023 (Thursday) – Saptami Shradh
6th October 2023 (Friday) – Ashtami Shradh
7th October 2023 (Saturday) – Navami Shradh
8th October 2023 (Sunday) – Dashmi Shradh
9th October 2023 (Monday) – Ekadashi Shradh
11th October 2023 (Tuesday) Dwadashi Shradh or Magha Shradh
12th October 2023 (Wednesday) – Trayodashi Shradh
13th October 2023 (Thursday) – Chaturdashi Shradh
14th October 2023 (Friday) – Sarva Pitru Amavasya or Amavasya Shradh
This Pitru Paksha Shradh 2023, remember the departed soul with a cause. On their Shradh Puja, donate food to the needy.
According to Brahmpurana, before worshiping the Gods, a man should worship his ancestors because it is believed that the Gods are pleased with that. For this reason, the elders are honored and posthumously worshiped in Indian society.
These offerings are in the form of Shradh which is to be performed on the tithi (date) of death, falling in Pitrupaksha and if the tithi is not known, then Ashwin Amavasya can be worshiped which is also called All Sovereign Amavasya. On Shradh we remember our ancestors by doing tarpan and offer food and dakshina to Brahmins or needy people.
Uday Foundation serve free, but wholesome, food to families of underprivileged patients in the Govt. Hospital and also for the children who come from a far-off places to the Delhi hospitals for often longer treatments. You can also join our team during food distribution drive.
Contribute directly through UPI: [email protected] (Please whatsapp donation details to +919599635450 mentioning the name of the person on whose Pitru Paksha / Shradh ceremony you wish to feed the needy people.)
Please make an online donation from credit and debit card networks like Visa, Mastercard, American Express and RuPay or Net Banking (50+ Options), Payment Wallet, UPI or NEFT/RTGS/IMPS
Shradh (Pitru Paksha) 2022 Food Donation
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• You will receive 80G receipt of your donation through mail immediately after a successful donation.
• For any queries, write to us on [email protected] or call on 09599635450
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- Branch: Adchini, New Delhi 110017
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- Type: Savings A/c No. 03361450000251
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Donate through Cheque
- Cheques can be made in favour of "UDAY FOUNDATION FOR CDRBG TRUST"
- Please send the same at Uday Foundation, D-233 (LGF), Sarvodaya Enclave, New Delhi 110017 Phone: 011-26561333/444
PLEASE NOTE
- As a policy we do not accept Cash donations.
- Donations to Uday Foundation are exempt from 50% tax under section 80G of the Income Tax Act.
- Please share the details after you have made the donation to [email protected], along with your complete address and PAN card no, enabling us to send 80G tax exemption receipt of the same.
- Uday Foundation is not registered with FCRA and we cannot accept foreign donations. We can accept donation from Non-Resident Indian only through any bank account operational in India. Contributions made by a citizen of India, living in another country, from his personal savings, through the normal banking channels, is not treated as foreign contribution. However, while accepting any donations from such NRI, it is mandatory to obtain his passport details to ascertain that he/she is an Indian passport holder.
- In case you are a Non-Resident Indians and Indian passport holder and wish to donate, please write to Ms Reena Sen at [email protected] or speak to her at 09599635450.
Story of Uday Foundation
Disturbed by son’s illness, Rahul Verma started Uday foundation in 2007
Rahul and Tulika Verma were hit with unfortunate news in 2006 — their son, Arjunuday, had been born with congenital defects and would probably require expensive medical treatment for his entire life. They could picture themselves spending most of their time in hospitals, either for consultations or surgeries.
A feeling of compassion for people suffering the same fate engulfed the couple, and they realised just how important it is for both parents and children, irrespective of background, to have access to quality healthcare.
Looking at the depression all around them, they decided to do something to honour their son, and that was how the Uday Foundation, for the healthcare of the disadvantaged sections of society, especially children, came about.
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Distribution Drive with Indian Army
In an attempt to reach out to the local populace in Kashmir and to help them fight the severe winters, 15 Rashtriya Rifles/7 Sector RR/Kilo Force, organized a programme to distribute huge quantity of essential items like blankets, suitcases, leather bags, sports and canvas shoes, sweat shirts etc at Vilgam Army Camp.
Winter Drive Outside Hospitals
Every winter, Uday Foundation runs Blanket Donation Campaign, where we provide high quality warm blankets along with dry ration and dignity kits to the underprivileged living in the open on the streets.
Food Drive Outside Hospitals
Uday Foundation serve free, but wholesome, food to families of underprivileged patients in the Govt. Hospital and also for the children who come from a far-off places to the Delhi hospitals for often longer treatments.