This Ganesh Chaturthi, Instamart is bringing devotees closer to two of Maharashtra’s most revered temples, adding prasad from Dagdusheth Temple and Siddhivinayak Temple to its festive assortment on the platform.
Dagdusheth prasad will be delivered exclusively in Mumbai and Pune, packaged as a box containing one modak priced at Rs 50. To allow wider access to the offering, orders are capped at one unit per customer. Siddhivinayak prasad, meanwhile, will be available across major metros nationwide, with each box containing six besan ladoos priced at Rs 170. Both temple offerings will remain live on Instamart until September 18, 2026, subject to availability, giving devotees a limited festive window to order.
Gautam Swaroop, Chief Business Officer, Instamart, said the festive season is when consumers turn to the platform for both the big and small moments of their celebrations – from sweets and festive treats to puja essentials and decorations – and that the company aims to offer an assortment that is convenient as well as genuinely relevant to how people celebrate. He added that bringing prasad from landmark temples like Dagdusheth and Siddhivinayak onto Instamart is a meaningful addition to its Ganesh Chaturthi line-up, making it easier for devotees to bring a piece of these celebrations home.
The temple prasad sits within Instamart’s wider Ganesh Chaturthi assortment, which also includes DIY Ganpati kits and an expansive range of 24 modak varieties across flavours such as Kesar, Kaju, Mava and Malai, rounding out the platform’s festive push.
