The Dagdusheth prasad will be available for delivery in Mumbai and Pune, while the Siddhivinayak prasad will be offered across major metros on Instamart. Both offerings will be available until September 18, 2026, subject to availability.
The Dagdusheth prasad box contains one modak and is priced at Rs 50. To make the offering accessible to more devotees, customers can order one box per order.
The Siddhivinayak prasad box contains six besan ladoos and is priced at Rs 170.
Gautam Swaroop, chief business officer, Instamart, said the platform aims to offer consumers an assortment that is convenient and relevant to their celebrations during the festive season.
“Bringing prasad from iconic temples like Dagdusheth and Siddhivinayak to Instamart is a meaningful addition to our Ganesh Chaturthi assortment, making it easier for devotees to bring a part of these celebrations home,” Swaroop said.
The temple prasad will be part of Instamart’s wider Ganesh Chaturthi offering, which includes DIY Ganpati kits and 24 varieties of modaks.