"Asthi Visarjan" is a Hindu funeral ritual where the mortal remains (ashes and bones) of a deceased person are immersed in a sacred river or any other body of water. This ritual is believed to help the departed soul attain Moksha (liberation) and to bring peace to the family members of the deceased.

The ritual involves collecting the ashes and bones of the deceased after the body has been cremated, and then carrying them to the chosen body of water for immersion. The family members typically perform prayers and offer flowers and other offerings during the ritual.

Asthi Visarjan is considered an important part of Hindu funeral customs and is believed to help the soul move on to the afterlife. It is also believed to help the family members find closure and move on from their grief.