Seva

Ardas online,
performed in your name.

An ardas is the Sikh prayer of supplication, offered standing before Guru Granth Sahib, in which a devotee's name and request are spoken aloud by the granthi and placed before the Guru. Through Sevahey, a verified Sevak requests an ardas in your name at the gurudwara you choose and sends you proof the same day.

SevaArdas
Available at 7 places of worship across 7 cities in India
From₹251 (a full seva is ₹899)
Performed byA verified, named Sevak — never anonymous
Proof GPS-tagged photos, short video, audio where it applies, handwritten note
TurnaroundSame day, in most cases
Booked inThe Sevahey app (free to download)

What the Sevak does

The Sevak attends the gurudwara, gives your name and gotra to the granthi so the ardas is offered in your name, receives the hukamnama read after it, and captures proof — a photo inside the darbar sahib where permitted, the hukamnama, timing, and a handwritten note.

Who books ardas

Families abroad who cannot reach their home gurudwara, devotees marking a birthday, anniversary, exam, surgery, or new venture, and those keeping a monthly or annual ardas for someone who has passed.

Where you can book it

7 places offering ardas.

Common questions

Ardas — what devotees ask.

What is ardas?

An ardas is the Sikh prayer of supplication, offered standing before Guru Granth Sahib, in which a devotee's name and request are spoken aloud by the granthi and placed before the Guru. Through Sevahey, a verified Sevak requests an ardas in your name at the gurudwara you choose and sends you proof the same day.

How do I book ardas online?

Open the Sevahey app, choose one of the 7 places of worship listed on this page, select the Ardas seva, and name your sankalp — the intention the prayer is offered for. A verified Sevak accepts the request, performs it at the place of worship, and sends you proof the same day.

What does the Sevak actually do?

The Sevak attends the gurudwara, gives your name and gotra to the granthi so the ardas is offered in your name, receives the hukamnama read after it, and captures proof — a photo inside the darbar sahib where permitted, the hukamnama, timing, and a handwritten note.

How much does ardas cost on Sevahey?

Sevas start from ₹251 and a full seva is ₹899. The final amount depends on the place, the seva, timing, and Sevak availability, and is always shown in the app before you pay.

What proof do I receive?

GPS-tagged photographs from the place of worship, a short video, mantra or prayer audio where it applies, and a handwritten note from the named Sevak who served — usually the same day. Where a place of worship restricts photography, the proof takes another form rather than the rule being broken.

Can I book ardas from outside India?

Yes. Sevahey was built for families abroad — you choose the place of worship in India, a verified Sevak performs the seva there, and the proof reaches your phone the same day.

Begin a seva.

Choose the place, name your sankalp, receive the proof.

* A full seva is ₹899; sevas start from ₹251. Your final price is always shown in the Sevahey app before you pay.