The whole Chhath basket. Pre-order by 10 November.

Chhath Puja 2026 runs from Friday 13 November to Monday 16 November, with Sandhya Arghya — the evening offering to the setting sun — on Sunday 15 November at 5:40 PM in Hyderabad, and Usha Arghya at sunrise, 6:21 AM, on Monday 16 November. The four days are Nahay Khay on Friday 13 November, Kharna on Saturday 14 November, Sandhya Arghya on Sunday 15 November and Usha Arghya on Monday 16 November. Those sunset and sunrise times are calculated for Hyderabad itself — most panchangs publish Chhath timings for New Delhi, where the sun sets about fifteen minutes earlier, which matters for a festival whose entire observance is an offering made at the moment the sun goes down.

The Rozbasket Chhath Shagun basket carries 29 items across three groups: the fruit offered at arghya, the vegetables and leaves, and the puja essentials including the daura and soop themselves. The fruit is grapes, apple, raw banana, santra, mosambi, custard apple, ber, pani phal, nagpuri, sugarcane, green coconut and pineapple; the vegetables are arvi, suthani, barbati, gagal nimbu and banana leaves; the essentials are daura, soop, thekua, sathi ka chawal, dhokari, twelve diya, batihar, red arsa ka patta, ghee, agarbatti, kalava and red cloth. It comes in two sizes — Mini at ₹2,999 and Mega at ₹5,499 — and both carry the same list, differing only in quantity.

Rozbasket delivers a complete Chhath Puja basket anywhere on its Hyderabad morning routes, ordered on WhatsApp at +91 62970 57698. Chhath samagri is genuinely hard to assemble here — a daura and soop are not sold in most Hyderabad markets, and sathi ka chawal, suthani and pani phal appear for about a fortnight a year — so the basket exists to save a family the three or four separate trips it otherwise takes. Order by 11:00 PM the night before you need it, and it arrives between 7–10 AM.

Chhath baskets must be booked by 11:00 PM on Tuesday 10 November, and no orders are taken after that. Delivery is then on the morning of 14, 15 or 16 November — you choose which morning when you book. This is the one thing Rozbasket sells as a pre-order rather than next-morning delivery: a bamboo daura, a soop, suthani, sathi ka chawal and pani phal are not mandi staples, they are ordered in from suppliers who need several days' notice and arrive in one consignment. The list has to be final before that buying starts, which is why the deadline is four days before the first delivery morning and why it is a real deadline rather than a soft one.

No — booking closes at 11:00 PM on Tuesday 10 November and Rozbasket does not accept Chhath basket orders after it. The reason is procurement rather than policy: everything unusual in the basket is bought in one supplier run that leaves after the deadline, so a late order would either go unfilled or be filled by taking items out of somebody else's basket. You are welcome to message us and ask — we will tell you honestly whether anything is possible, rather than take an order we cannot deliver. Everyday groceries, including the ordinary puja range, carry on as normal on the usual next-morning schedule.

Yes — the thekua in the Chhath basket is made in Rozbasket's own licensed kitchen (FSSAI 23624032004550) in the days before the festival, not bought in from a packet. It is made with atta, gur and ghee in the usual way. If your household keeps the stricter rule that prasad must be cooked by the vratti herself, order the basket and leave the thekua out — tell us on WhatsApp and we will adjust it.

Yes — the bamboo daura and the soop can be ordered on their own, and so can any single item in the basket. Message +91 62970 57698 with what you need. People usually ask for these two because they already have the fruit and the prasad in hand but cannot find the baskets anywhere in Hyderabad, which is exactly the gap this range was put together to fill.