Indian festivals are incomplete without sweets, and among them, modak holds a special place. Especially during Ganesh Chaturthi, modak is considered the most loved offering to Lord Ganesha. While ...

For all Mumbaikars who're strapped for time, the Ganeshotsav celebrations at home or the office have one important aspect: the prasad - sweet distributed to all present after the prayers, especially ...

Modak, Lord Ganesha’s favorite sweet, is offered on Day 1 of Ganesh Chaturthi. Steamed with rice flour, coconut, jaggery, and ghee, it marks love and devotion while welcoming Bappa home. Coconut ladoo ...

For all Navi Mumbaikars who're strapped for time, the Ganeshotsav celebrations at home or the office have one important aspect: the prasad - sweet distributed to all present after the prayers, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If we were to crown the king of Indian sweets… Laddu would win the title hands down. Across India, Laddus are associated with Lord ...

Celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi with a twist! Discover unique sweets beyond the usual modaks to add flavour and joy to your festive spread. Ganesh Chaturthi is synonymous with modaks, the much-loved sweet ...

“Modak” is a special type of ladoo offered to the deities of the temple as part of one of the rituals ahead of the Rath Yatra festival.

Food plays a central role in Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. Offerings, known as bhog, are made to Lord Ganesha as a mark of devotion. From sweets to savouries, each dish holds cultural and festive ...

Ganesh Chaturthi is here and the festival is incomplete without the sweet indulgence of modaks. Traditional options like ukadiche or fried modaks, which are typically made with rice flour and filled ...

Ganesh festival 2025 celebrations in Mumbai soared to a historic milestone as the iconic Nikadwari Lane Sarvajanik Shree Ganeshotsav Mandal, famously known as Girgaoncha Raja, unveiled a ...