Make your dear ones happy with Propitious Sweets on this Ganesh Chaturthi

Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the biggest festivals in India , Devotees worship Lord Ganesha, the Hindu god of wisdom, prosperity and fortune, and seek blessings for their families Ganesh Chaturthi is one festival which is celebrated with great pomp and show by Indians, especially Maharashtrians. The celebration may continue for up to ten nights. Wearing new clothes, meeting up with family and close friends along with exchanging gifts are all part of this joyous festival.



Lord Ganesh is the God of wisdom and prosperity and is invoked before the beginning of any auspicious work by the Hindus. They believe that for the fulfillment of one's desires, his blessing is absolutely necessary. Celebration become more joyful with various kind of most ;loving sweet by Ganesha i.e Modak ,here in Shagun sweets , Ghaziabad offer a different kind of modak starting from Dry Fruit Besan , Aatta a mix of Dry fruits , Boondi modak , Plain Jodhpuri Modak and Mawa Modak .

Not only Modak but a variety of sweets to offer Ganesha make the auspicious moment more exciting and full of happiness.


Shagun Sweets , Ghaziabad Prasad oriented sweets  Hence, all devotees offered sweets  and let them offer their prayer with these. Silver idols, silver coins, silver thalis decorated with Laddus and modak . Shagun Sweets showcases a delicious variety of sweets such as Kaju Barfi, mootichoor ladoo, Kaju sweets, mewa sweets  peda, and many more. Furthermore, some of the sweets also come with dry fruits and presented in a tray. 

Location: Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India

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