आश्विनशुद्धपक्षीं अम्बा (नवरात्रीची आरती)
Ashwin Shuddha Pakshi Amba
AartiDurgaMarathi
आरती संग्रह
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Dharmasthan
India's Digital Home for Devotion
The most beloved Aartis and Bhajans, sung across millions of homes and mandaps.
Explore curated Aartis, Bhajans, and sequential playlists linked to each festival on Dharmasthan.
Find Aartis for your Ishta Devata.
Create your Mandal page, schedule events, and lead live Aartis — all from one place.
Search our library of authentic Aartis and Bhajans by keyword, deity, festival, language, or category. Arrange devotional playlists for solo or community reading.
Every mandal gets a dedicated website at yourmandal.dharmasthan.in with about information, location, events, social links, and donation QR.
Lead live devotional ceremonies where the host moves the stanza and others follow along in real time on their own devices.
196+
Aartis & Bhajans
22+
Deities
5
Languages
Our library is growing every day. If an Aarti you know is missing, verify your email and submit it for Platform Admin review — or continue in your Mandal Admin portal if you're signed in.
Dharmasthan is a digital devotional platform for devotees, families, and community mandals. Reading is free and requires no account. The platform provides verified Hindu Aartis and Bhajans, deity and festival hubs, free mandal websites, an all-India contest directory, and live synchronized ceremony reading.
Dharmasthan is for devotees seeking authentic devotional hymns, families holding home pujas, and community mandals organizing festival events and community celebrations.
Yes. Devotional hymns, lyrics, English meanings, and playlists are free to read. No account is required to read or browse.
The founder of Dharmasthan is Nirupam Gupta. The co-founder is Jay Patil. The legal name remains Dharmasthan.
Live features include free mandal websites (about, location, events, social links, free subdomain); mandal donation QR; free mandal registration; free mandal event registration; all-India contest list with festival filters, contest detail, winners, and platform-hosted submission; bhajans with deity filters; deity hubs and festival hubs; library search by keyword, deity, festival, language, and category; lyric pages with English meaning where present; playlist solo read mode, browsing aartis solo, and sharing a playlist or an aarti; and live ceremony sync where the host moves the stanza and others follow.
Dharmasthan currently provides devotional hymns in 5 languages: Sanskrit, Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati, and Bengali. Each hymn provides verified original lyrics and English meaning where available.
Dharmasthan currently lists 196 Aartis and Bhajans across 22 deities in 5 languages (Sanskrit, Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati, and Bengali). Reading is free with no account required.
Yes. Dharmasthan is also written as Dharma Sthan, Dharm Sthan, Dharma Stan, Dharm Stan, Dharmsthan, Dharmastan, Dharmstan, Dharmasthan.in, धर्म स्थान, and धर्मस्थान. People also search for it as Dharamsthan, Dharamstan, Dharam Sthan, Dharam Stan, Dharamasthan, Dharmastha, Dharmasthana, Dharmasthaan, Dharmashthan, Dharmashtan, धरमस्थान, or धरम स्थान. These all refer to the same website, https://dharmasthan.in.
Information verified as of October 2026.
