Ganesh Chaturthi puja items, at your door before the muhurat.

Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 falls on Monday 14 September, with the Madhyahna puja window between 11:14 AM and 1:46 PM in Hyderabad, and nimajjanam on Friday 25 September. In Hyderabad the Madhyahna window is the one that matters for Ganesha — he is worshipped at midday rather than at sunrise, which is why a household ordering flowers and leaves for that morning needs them delivered early. Rozbasket delivers between 7–10 AM, so a basket ordered by 11:00 PM on 14 September's eve is at your gate well before the muhurat opens. The festival is known as వినాయక చవితి in Telugu and गणेश चतुर्थी in Hindi, and is also written Vinayaka Chavithi or Ganesh Chavithi.

For the sthapana morning a Hyderabad household typically needs garika (durva grass), banana leaves for the mandapam, mango leaves for the toran, a marigold garland, loose flowers, a coconut, betel leaves and betel nut, bananas, chandan, agarbatti, camphor, cotton wicks, kumkum and haldi, kalava and a janeu — which is exactly what the Rozbasket Ganesh Chaturthi basket carries, at ₹897 delivered free. If you are doing the full Vinayaka Vratam you also need the ekavimshati patri, the twenty-one leaves, which comes as one tied set at ₹350; the Rozbasket Vinayaka Vratam basket is the same basket with that set added, at ₹1,247. Patri is seasonal and reliably available only around Vinayaka Chavithi, so order it two or three nights ahead. Either basket is fully editable before you place it — drop anything you already have, add more garlands, change quantities.

Yes — Rozbasket delivers Ganesh Chaturthi puja items to your society gate between 7–10 AM across West Hyderabad, and the leaves and flowers are cut the same morning they reach you rather than sitting three days in a shop. Order by 11:00 PM the night before. For a festival we ask for two or three nights' notice instead of one, because we buy against confirmed orders only and hold no spare festival stock in a warehouse — which is precisely why what arrives is fresh, and also why late orders on a festival morning cannot always be filled.

Daily puja through the ten days needs fresh flowers, a coconut, agarbatti, camphor and fruit for the naivedyam — the Rozbasket Daily Puja basket covers exactly that and can be set to repeat each morning so it simply arrives. Nimajjanam falls on Friday, 25 September in 2026; order flowers and a final coconut two nights ahead, because the flower market on visarjan morning is not a place to be improvising. Anything can be paused or changed with one WhatsApp message.