Annadan kitchen
Helping cook and serve the afternoon prasad.
- 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Every day
- 12 sevadars a day
Volunteers
The search for divinity begins with service.
Give your time to the temple as a Sevadar — in the kitchen, around the shrine, at festivals and everywhere in between. Choose your seva and a date that suits you.
3Active Sevadars
7Seva Hours
6Kinds of Seva
Why Serve
Selfless service, thoughtfully organized
Every Sevadar’s time and talent lands exactly where the temple needs it — with clarity, dignity and gratitude built in.
Serve with purpose
Choose the seva that matches your strengths, so every hour you give is put to its best use.
Grow in community
Serve alongside Sevadars who show up together for cleaning drives, festivals and daily rituals.
See your impact
Check in and out of each seva and watch your hours of service add up on your dashboard.
Getting Started
Four simple steps to your first seva
From registration to your first day of service, the path is clear.
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Choose the type of seva
Kitchen, cleaning, darshan queue, decoration and more — each with its own shift and days. See them all below.
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Pick a date on the calendar
The calendar shows which days are open, how many places are left, and which days are already full.
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Submit & serve
Send your seva for approval. Once confirmed it appears on your dashboard — check in when you arrive, check out when you finish.
Types of Seva
Find the seva that fits you
Every seva has a set shift and the days it runs. Choose one and book the date that suits you.
Temple cleaning
Sweeping, mopping and tidying the main hall before darshan.
- 6:00 AM – 8:00 AM
- Every day
- 8 sevadars a day
Darshan queue
Guiding devotees through the evening darshan queue.
- 5:00 PM – 8:30 PM
- Fri, Sat, Sun
- 10 sevadars a day
Aarti & diya setup
Preparing lamps, flowers and the altar for evening aarti.
- 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
- Every day
- 4 sevadars a day
Flower decoration
Stringing garlands and decorating the sanctum.
- 7:00 AM – 10:00 AM
- Sat, Sun
- 6 sevadars a day
Shoe stand
Keeping devotees' footwear safe at the entrance.
- 4:30 PM – 8:30 PM
- Sat, Sun
- 4 sevadars a day
You’ll be asked to log in or register before booking.
Your Sevadar Dashboard
Everything a Sevadar needs, in one place
Book seva by date
Choose a seva and a day on the calendar, and see at a glance which days still have places.
Know where you stand
Every request shows whether it is awaiting approval, confirmed or declined — with the office’s note.
Seva hours tracking
Check in and out, and every hour you give is logged to your service history.
Announcements
Stay in the loop on drives, festivals and notices meant for Sevadars.
Duties assigned to you
Seva the office assigns you directly appears alongside the seva you booked yourself.
One profile, reused
If the temple already knows you as a devotee, your registration links to that profile — never a duplicate.
Community Impact
Seva that adds up to something real
A snapshot of what our Sevadar community has given, together.
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Temples & Centers
Questions
Frequently asked
Who can become a Sevadar?
Anyone who wishes to serve. Register with your name, mobile number and the kind of seva you are good at. If the temple already knows you as a devotee, your registration links to that same profile.
How long does approval take?
The temple office reviews new registrations and approves them, usually within a day or two. You can sign in as soon as you are approved.
How do I book a seva?
After signing in, open "Book a Seva": choose the type of seva, pick an available date on the calendar and submit. The office confirms it, and it appears on your dashboard.
What if a day is full?
Each seva has a limit on how many Sevadars it needs per day. Full days are marked on the calendar, so you can pick another date.
Can I cancel?
Yes. You can cancel a request that is waiting for approval, or an approved seva that has not started yet, from your dashboard.
How are my seva hours counted?
When you arrive, check in on your dashboard; when you finish, check out. Your hours are worked out from those two times and added to your record.