Pind Daan is a Hindu ritual performed to honor and pay respects to deceased ancestors. It typically involves offering food, water, and other items to the souls of the departed, ensuring their peace in the afterlife. This ceremony is often conducted during specific times, such as during the Pitru Paksha period, which is dedicated to ancestors. The ritual is believed to help the souls attain liberation and is an important aspect of Hindu culture. Families usually gather at sacred places, such as the banks of rivers or temples, to perform Pind Daan, reinforcing their connection to their lineage and heritage.