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Devotional startup DevDham ceases operations

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DevDham offered online darshan, puja booking, and digital donations to temples

The startup ceased operations after being inactive for several months

Co-founders had left earlier; a similar startup, My Tirth India, shut in 2024

Devotional startup DevDham has ceased operations.
Its website is inaccessible and the mobile app login is broken.
The platform had been inactive for several months before the shutdown.
Acquisition talks with larger spiritual-tech players failed over the past year.
Co-founder Suyash Taneja left in March 2026.
Co-founder Sagnika Chowdhary left in April 2025.
The company was founded in 2020 by Pranav Kapoor, Suyash Taneja, and Sagnika Chowdhary.

The startup could not find a buyer despite months of talks.
Key co-founders had already departed, weakening the team.
A similar startup, My Tirth India, shut down in 2024 due to a funding crunch.

DevDham offered online darshan (virtual viewing of temple deities), puja booking, and digital donations to temples.
It had a network of 500+ temples and 2,000 pandits across 18 states.
The platform connected devotees with temples for religious services.