Annadaan Seva (food donation) is regarded as the most noble and divine form of charity in Sanatan Dharma. Offering food to the hungry is equivalent to serving God Himself. Through our Annadaan Seva, you can donate food online and support daily meals for the poor, needy families, temple devotees, pilgrims, and sadhus.
By participating in this food donation seva, you help eliminate hunger, spread compassion, and earn spiritual merit (punya). Every annadaan donation made through our temple directly contributes to preparing and distributing fresh, sattvik vegetarian meals with devotion and dignity.
👉 Donate Annadaan Seva today and become part of this sacred service.
Moreover, your generous contribution can provide tax benefits under section 80G of the Income Tax Act while bringing happiness into someone's life!
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Spread love and kindness with every bite! Unlock the blessings of Lord Ram by serving those in need through Anna Daan Seva. 🙏🏼 Let's come together to make a difference in the lives of others and earn divine grace. 🍲 Join us in spreading love, one meal at a time.
Support the temple’s daily Khichdi Seva—a simple, nourishing meal served as Prasad to all visitors. Every bowl of khichdi shared spreads warmth, health, and divine satisfaction.
Offer Sadhu Bhojan in memory of loved ones or on personal milestones like birthdays, anniversaries, or spiritual days.
Offer food donation on Ekadashi for spiritual upliftment.
Donate food on Purnima (full moon) days for spiritual merit.
Food donation on Amavasya (new moon) and Pitru Paksha to honor ancestors.
Special food donation during Diwali, Holi, Ram Navami, Janmashtami, Makar Sankranti.
Donate food in memory of loved ones (shraddha, anniversaries, birthdays).
In Hindu scriptures, Annadaan is described as Mahadaan—the greatest donation among all forms of daan.
The benefits of annadaan extend beyond this life, blessing families with health, harmony, and divine grace.
Temple Annadaan Seva ensures that devotees and pilgrims receive prasadam and meals during temple visits.
Annadaan for pilgrims helps those traveling long distances for spiritual purposes with wholesome food.
Offering annadaan to sadhus and saints is considered highly auspicious and spiritually rewarding.
Annadaan Seva provides nutritious meals to poor and underprivileged families struggling to meet daily food needs.
Anna Daan is seen as a great act of giving. It is thought that giving food to others is like giving food to God. This act of Anna Daan is also viewed as a kind of selfless service, which helps people grow in love and kindness towards all living things.
People believe that feeding those in need is like serving God. Doing Annadanam (offering food) on Purnima (full moon) and Amavasya (new moon) days is especially important. In Sanatana Dharma, these two days are meant for honoring ancestors.
Yes, Your donation is eligible for Tax Exemption u/s 80G.
Annadan Seva is the sacred practice of donating food to devotees, pilgrims, sadhus, and the needy. At Shri Ram Temple, it is considered one of the highest charitable acts, known as “Anna Daan Mahadaan”.
Anyone can participate — individuals, families, organizations, or groups. Donations can be made in the name of yourself, your family, or in memory of loved ones.
All donations are used to provide fresh, vegetarian meals to devotees, pilgrims, sadhus, and underprivileged families. The temple ensures transparency and accountability in all seva operations.
Yes. Annadan Seva is considered a highly meritorious act in Hindu tradition. By feeding the hungry, devotees earn spiritual blessings, divine grace, and positive karmic benefits.
Absolutely. Donations can be made to commemorate birthdays, wedding anniversaries, festivals, Purnima, or Amavasya. You may also dedicate the donation in memory of loved ones.
Yes. Devotees may choose monthly, quarterly, or yearly donations to support ongoing Annadan Seva at the temple.
