Akaand Seva Foundation · Tuladan for NRIs

Find the Tuladan
that is yours to give.

Give us your birth moment and we place the grahas as they stood in it. The tradition names the dravya; the calendar names the days. Then we weigh it, recite your Sankalpa and film it for you.

Takes about a minute. Your birth details cast the chart, and your reading is saved to your account so you can return to it.

A white cow at the gaushala looking directly at the camera, the herd behind herPhotographed at our gaushala

482

Cows fed

1,247

Tuladans performed

860

Families blessed

6

Partner gaushalas

The ritual

What we weigh,
we give away.

01

Your Sankalpa

We read your name, Gotra and wish aloud at the gaushala.

02

Weighed in grain

Grain equal to your chosen weight, offered to our cows.

03

Filmed for you

Every ritual recorded and sent to you, wherever you are.

The tula is a real scale

This is the
weighing itself.

Tuladan means the offering is weighed. Not estimated, not costed — put on a scale. That scale is a platform balance at our gaushala, and what goes on it is fresh green fodder cut the same morning.

Your Sankalpa is read aloud beside it, in your name and your Gotra, and the whole thing is filmed and sent to you.

Same day
Fodder cut
By weight
Never by estimate
On film
Every ritual
The platform weighing scale at the gaushala, heaped with fresh green fodderThe scale, loaded
Fresh green fodder laid out along the trough, with the herd waiting behindGo-grasa
Gir cows gathered along the feeding trough at the gaushalaWho receives it

Tuladan packs

A Tuladan for every intention

Monthly Seva · Autopay

Feed a cow
every month.

A monthly offering that renews on its own. Each month we feed a cow and perform a small Tuladan in your name — and send you the video.

The measure of seva

Every offering, weighed
in lives touched.

0 kg

Fodder offered

0

Cows fed

0

Tuladans performed

0

Families blessed

Not sure which Tuladan?

Ask Nandi, our guide — or find the most auspicious day in the Mahurat calendar.