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Dry Fruits for Rakhi to India

The origin of Rakhi is full of many legends and myths.  Nobody basically knows from where this Rakhi tying ceremony began.  Legend says that once Lord Krishna cut his hand and Draupadi tore a piece of her cloth to tie up the wound and stop the blood.  Krishna was so touched that he pledged himself her brother and that he will protect her against all dangers.  From here continues the sacred Thread Tying Ceremony in Rakhi.

Sending Gifts on Rakhi has attained a new meaning over the ages.  Dry Fruits are among some of the favourites to be sent on Rakhi to India.

[P.S.- With all the Gifts that are couriered from our Head Office, we send a free Rakhi, Chawal and Roli Tika.]

Since we courier all non-perishable items directly from our Head Offfice to the recipient, please allow us 3-4 working days for the same.