Raksha Bandhan symbolizes the love and affection between brothers and
sisters. As a part of the ritual, after tying the Rakhi, sisters gift
delicious sweets to their brothers as it is believed that this brings
success, peace, and good health to their brothers throughout the year.
This exchange of sweets has become an important part of the Raksha
Bandhan celebrations. As India is a land of rich cuisines, we have
different types of sweets as well in different parts of the country.
Sweets form an important part of Rakhi gifts, therefore we are
presenting a wide range of classic sweets/mithais for exchanging on the
festive occasion of Rakhi. Our ideas for Rakhi sweets include cashew
sweets like Kaju Kalinga, Kaju Kathli, Kaju Anaar. Others include Peda,
Boondi, Sangam, Green Cream fruit Burfi, Kesari and Mango Pedas. Some
other famous sweet types are Sohan Papri, Gulab Jamun, Bengali
Rasgullas, Karachi Halwa etc.
