What the renewed temple can now perform: the doshas its new mandapams relieve, a child's first letters before the giver of learning, and the great life-samskaras of its resident Veda pandits.
Following the Maha Kumbhabhishekam, the newly consecrated Swamys are worshipped through a full mandala: forty-eight days of daily abhisheka, homa and alankara, July 10 – August 26, 2026. Devotees may take up a day's pooja as seva karthas, or sponsor prasada for the evening distribution.
Seva karthas are requested to be present by 7:45 AM; the sankalpa begins by 8:15 AM. If you cannot come, send your names, gothra, nakshatra and rashi ahead; a telephonic sankalpa will be attempted.
Seva karthas may visit at any time in the window. If distribution is taken up, it continues until the prasada lasts.
Bring pooja items to the extent you wish; sambhavana and reimbursement as you desire.
Bring what is on the pooja item list below; ₹3,500 covers the sambhavana and expenses.
Every item arranged by the temple on your behalf; simply come for the sankalpa.
Keep your preferred date and your names, gothra, nakshatra and rashi ready.
Or arrange it at the temple office (7 – 11 AM) · info@rampura.in
You may also sponsor the prasada distribution: any item, any quantity, morning or evening. The temple kitchen prepares it at the rates below.
| Curd rice | ₹550 / kg |
| Coconut rice | ₹550 / kg |
| Lemon rice | ₹550 / kg |
| Mango rice (seasonal) | ₹550 / kg |
| Puliogere | ₹850 / kg |
| Chakkara pongal | ₹850 / kg |
| Kesaribath | ₹950 / kg |
| Kadamba | ₹950 / kg |
| Pepper rice | ₹600 / kg |
| Ulundogarai rice | ₹650 / kg |
| Venn pongal | ₹600 / kg |
| Vada mala – 108 nos | ₹1,200 |
| Hayagreeva | ₹1,000 / kg |
| Aama vada – 100 nos | ₹650 |
| Bengal gram dhall usuli | ₹600 / kg |
| Kabul / black channa usuli | ₹600 / kg |
| Hesaru kalu usuli | ₹600 / kg |
| Rava upma | ₹550 / kg |
| Jaggery akkaravadisal | ₹1,000 / kg |
| Moong dhall payasam | ₹550 / kg |
| Ksheeranna | ₹1,200 / kg |
| Betel leaves | 21 |
| Coconut | 5 |
| Banana | 12 |
| Panchaphala | 1 kg |
| Milk | 5 L |
| Curd | 2 L |
| Ghee | 500 g |
| Honey | 500 g |
| Sugar | 500 g |
| Tender coconut | 5 |
| Panneer / rose water | 1 bottle |
| Sandal powder | 250 g |
| Agarbathi | 1 packet |
| Camphor | 100 g |
| Oil for lamp | ½ L |
| Small deepas | – |
| White sasive | 100 g |
| Samithu | 5 kattu |
| Bathada haralu | 1 L |
| Black sesame | 100 g |
| Rice | 2 kg |
| White rice flour | 500 g |
| Lemon | 10 |
| Loose flowers | 1 kg |
| Flower garland | 2 |
| Thulasi | 10 mola |
| Vastra (10 × 6) | 2 |
The reborn temple stands on a mandapam of twenty-seven pillars, one for each nakshatra, and holds a second mandapam for the twelve rasis. Here the afflictions written in one's stars are quietly set right.
Twenty-seven pillars ring the mandapam, one consecrated to each nakshatra. For those born under an afflicted star, or passing through a difficult nakshatra dasha, the parihara is performed at the pillar of their birth-star, with archana and the abhisheka tirtha.
A separate Rasi mandapam holds the twelve signs of the zodiac. For graha and rasi doshas (a hard Saturn, an unfavourable moon), the parihara is offered before one's own rasi, that the planets may turn kind.
With Sri Vidya Hayagreeva now installed (the horse-faced form of Vishnu, lord of vidya and clear speech), the temple performs Aksharabhyasam: the rite by which a young child first writes, the hand guided to trace ॐ in rice and on the slate. An auspicious beginning to a life of learning, especially favoured on Vijayadashami and Vasanta Panchami.
About Sri Vidya Hayagreeva →The Devasthanam's resident vaidikas, in the Pancharatra Agama way, perform the milestone shantis and the grand abhisheka.
At the completion of sixty years (the Ugraratha Shanti), a couple renews its bond and receives blessings for the years ahead, with homa, abhisheka and Maha Mangalarathi.
At seventy years, the Bheemaratha Shanti is performed for long life and release from the fear of untimely death; fitting, where the Kalapurusha lies at the Swamy's feet.
On great occasions the Swamy is bathed from a thousand consecrated kalashas (the Sahasra Kalasha abhisheka), a darshan of rare punya for the family that offers it.
Sevas are arranged at the temple office between 7 and 11 AM, or write ahead and a vaidika will note your sankalpa and find the muhurta. There is no fixed fee; offerings are as your heart allows.
For any questions on the sevas or pariharas, anyone may call anytime: