The list comes from the vidhi, not the warehouse
A kit's contents are drawn from the verified vidhi for that rite, not from what happens to be in stock. If the sequence calls for nine navgraha samidha, the kit carries nine packets, not one bag labelled navgraha.
That is why the Griha Pravesh kit is 34 items and not a rounder number. Rounding it would mean either adding something the rite does not ask for, or dropping something it does.
Packed against the list, checked at intake
Each box is packed against its printed checklist by one person and inspected by another before it is sealed. The same checklist ships inside, so the check we ran is the check you can run.
Tirth line kits are packed at a separate station with their own procedure, and carry no promotional insert of any kind.
Substitution, when it happens
Natural samagri varies by season and harvest. Where an item is genuinely unavailable we substitute an equivalent of the same or better grade, and we write the substitution on the checklist inside the box.
What we do not do is quietly reduce the count and leave the number on the website unchanged.
Questions
Yes — the printed vidhi card and any detachable checklist are counted, because they are things in the box. Each kit page lists the contents in full so you can see exactly what makes up the number.
Last updated 9 August 2026