Chhath Puja Samagri, Delivered Across Ghaziabad

In Ghaziabad, Chhath has quietly become one of the most visible festivals of the year. Indirapuram, Vaishali, Vasundhara, Kaushambi and Raj Nagar Extension all have large numbers of families who observe the vrat, and on the evening of Sandhya Arghya the Hindon river ghats and the ponds inside townships fill up with women standing in the water, waiting for the sun to set. Municipal ghat clean-ups and society arrangements begin a week in advance, and your samagri should be organised on the same timeline.

The Chhath list is unusually particular. You need a soop and daura in bamboo, not plastic; sugarcane tall enough to stand for the canopy; haldi and adrak with the plant intact; and fresh wheat flour, ghee and gur for thekua. Fruit matters just as much — coconut, a comb of bananas, sweet lime, singhara and custard apple. Our Chhath kits carry the full set, and you can top up with anything extra your family's tradition calls for, and we deliver it well before Kharna.

Anyone who has shopped for Chhath in Ghaziabad knows the pressure at the Ghaziabad and Sahibabad sabzi mandis in those two days, and how the bamboo items disappear first. Booking ahead means it arrives at your flat in Indirapuram or Raj Nagar Extension while the house is still calm.