Advance Greetings for Baisakhi from Prabhuji Haldiram

We won’t be surprised if India will be named the Festival Capital of the world. With more than a hundred festivals in a year, India is always glittering in extravagant celebrations, dance and music gala shows and incandescent spread of mouth watering food. One such vibrant festival is Baisakhi, the harvest festival for the Sikhs. This Indian festival is celebrated widely across the culturally diversified country with equal enthusiasm and gusto, celebrating the agricultural edge in the country. Baisakhi is also known as Punjabi New Year and revolves around the harvest cycle, marking the harvest of Rabi crops in Punjab and Haryana.   It is also a Thanksgiving festival where farmers thank nature and God for a bountiful harvest.

Interestingly, it clashes with other festivals celebrated in different parts of the country. Vishu in Kerala, Bohag Bihu in Assam, Bengali New Year or Poila Baisakh in West Bengal are a few of the many festivals celebrated on the same day. Apart from Giddha and Bhangra in Punjab, Bihu dance in Assam, “Chaitra Sale” in Bengal, what is the one thing that brings them together?  The scrumptious spread of traditional Indian sweets. Food plays an important role in Indian festivities and ceremonies and Baisakhi or Poila Baisakh are no exception.

Prabhuji Haldiram’s Rendition of Baisakhi and Poila Baisakh Celebrations

Prabhuji Haldiram, an authentic destination of traditional Indian sweets for decades has been offering palatable dishes which are in vogue during different festivals. Following the festive demands, Prabhuji Haldiram has always participated in Indian festivals passively along with consumers, whether it’s Holi, Diwali, Ramadan, or Baisakhi.

Let us check out a few commonly ordered Haldiram sweets online @ www.prabhujihaldiram.com amongst the huge range of traditional Baisakhi dishes and Bengali sweets:

→ Kaju Barfi
→ Prabhuji Ghee Laddu
→ Kesar Rajbhog
→ Prabhuji Rossogolla
→ Darbesh Laddu
→ Soan Papdi
→ Anjeer Barfi

Matching the grandeur of Indian festivities, Prabhuji Haldiram offering traditional Baisakhi dishes and Bengali sweets is the perfect concoction of guilty pleasure and festive celebration. For what it’s worth, the trendy gift packs and assorted sweet and snack boxes have an online address too- https://www.prabhujihaldiram.com/sweets
To top it all, Prabhuji also offers complimentary shipping and enticing offers on online orders. Baisakhi and Poila Baisakh couldn’t be celebrated better right!

To all the members of the sweet-tooth society, wish you Happy Baisakhi and Shubho Nobo Borsho! Keep indulging and Keep enjoying life!
Location: 160, Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, Arjunpur, Dakhin Mart Kaikhalii, Kolkata, West Bengal 700136, India

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  2. Lakshmi28 December 2021 at 03:29

    Yes, Sweets are the first choice of every occasion for the celebration. But, finding fresh sweets online is very a difficult task. Now you can order delicious and mouth-watering sweets online at Bambino Agro. They are offering the best discounts while purchasing your favourite traditional sweets online. I have tried so many times, I never disappointed at least one time with the taste and delivery method and price. I suggest everyone celebrate your festival with Bambino Sweets. Thank You..

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  3. Indiagift21 March 2022 at 05:02

    You have shared amazing blog. Very helpful for us. These are the best baisakhi gifts online. Thanks for sharing.

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