Offering rice balls (pinda) mixed with sesame seeds, honey, and milk to ancestors, traditionally done at sites like Pisachmochan Talab, Manikarnika Ghat, and Dashashwamedh Ghat.

Offering water mixed with black sesame seeds (til) to appease ancestors, particularly during the new moon (Amavasya) or Pitru Paksha.

Specialized Shraddh rituals conducted at holy spots in Kashi to ensure the liberation of departed souls.

A specific ritual performed to appease spirits that have not found peace, often due to unnatural deaths, to remove "Pret Badha" and ancestral hurdles.

Performed to provide liberation (emancipation) to ancestral spirits, often when ancestors appear in dreams or cause obstacles in auspicious endeavors.

A ritual for ancestors who died due to unnatural causes, such as snake bites.