The name of a native holds high importance in human life. A native’s name expresses his/her existence, identity, own self. That is why the name of the child is kept as per different customs in every religion and country. This process of naming a newborn child is called Namkaran or Child Naming Ceremony. Especially in Sanatan Dharma, Namkaran Sanskar is said to have attained a significant place. According to the scriptures in Sanatan Dharma, at the time of birth of a child, his/her Kundli or horoscope is created by analyzing the condition of the planets and nakshatras. After that, the priest or pandit ji names the baby based on the first letter of the zodiac sign, which is evaluated as per the child's moon sign according to his/her Kundli. Namkaran Sanskar is performed on the eleventh or twenty-first day after the birth of the child during an auspicious time or muhurat. Namkaran Sanskar is the first and primary sanskar performed for the child, so it is believed that the name of the child has a lifelong effect on his/her nature. Apart from this, Namkaran Sanskar Puja is considered to be the most special ritual for a bright and blessed future of the child. This ritual is performed by a scholar or a qualified Pandit within a day.

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