Buy dry fruits online in Jamshedpur

Few cities in India mix so many home cuisines in one grid of roads, and the shelf here should match that.

One town, many sweets

Durga Puja pandals in Jamshedpur serve Bengali bhog, and payesh is made with Regular Cashew and Regular Dakh (Kishmis/Resin) fried in ghee. Odia families make rasabali and chhena sweets for Raja and Kartik. Punjabi homes prepare panjiri for winter, using Walnut Kernels Two Pieces, Pumpkin Seeds and Goond Barik.

Whole spices for Bengali masala

The Bengali kitchen leans on garam masala that is ground fresh, and Cinnamon Stick (Dalchini) – Vietnam and Clove (Laung) are in every Puja pantry. Browse our spices collection to put the whole set together.

Shift work and heat

Summer near the furnaces is hot and the monsoon is sticky, so shift workers who carry snacks do best with small sealed pouches. A steel box with kaju and dates fits in any lunch bag.

Company gifts and Puja boxes

With so many factories, ancillary firms and clubs in town, hampers are routine at Diwali and Durga Puja. Our corporate gifting service handles any quantity. A Jamshedpur order usually reaches you in 4–6 days by courier, weighed to the gram and sealed airtight. The courier also covers Chaibasa, Seraikela, Ghatshila and Chandil. Orders start at ₹1,000 and every order ships free. Payment is online only.

A town of clubs, parks and festivals. Jubilee Park lights up every January for the Tata Foundation Day crowd, and the evening walkers around Dimna Lake rarely miss a day. Because families have come from every part of the country, each festival is celebrated in its own style, from Pongal and Onam to Lohri and Chhath. A kitchen here might make kheer one day and sambar the next. When a guest comes from another state, a box of familiar dry fruits is always welcome. Parcels travel by rail and road, and the courier delivers to apartment blocks, company quarters and independent houses with equal ease. Open one pack at a time and note the date on the lid.