It’s almost time for one last hurrah before saying goodbye to this rollercoaster of a year. Let’s bid adieu to 2020 in style from the comfort and safety of our homes.We have some tips on how you can make NYE 2020 memorable even at home.

Organic food includes fruits, vegetables, grains, pulses, spices and more produced by means of organic farming, untouched by chemical fertilizers, GMOs, synthetic additives or industrial solvents and milk and other dairy products obtained from animals reared naturally without the use of any growth hormones

Organic food includes fruits, vegetables, grains, pulses, spices and more produced by means of organic farming, untouched by chemical fertilizers, GMOs, synthetic additives or industrial solvents and milk and other dairy products obtained from animals reared naturally without the use of any growth hormones

Diwali is the biggest festival of India, one that unites every desi around the globe to celebrate in joy, love, and laughter. Known as the festival of light, India and every Indian household everywhere in the world glows like a shining star all through this festival

They say that Diwali is the festival of lights. But we, at Dwaraka Organic, believe that Diwali is indeed the festival of family, friends and most importantly, food. Our fondest memories of Diwali have always circled around delicious delicacies handmade with love by our mothers and grandmothers. T

Diwali is an auspicious occasion as it marks as the end of a year and the start of a new year according to the Hindu calendar. According to the Hindu epic, Ramayana, this was the day Lord Rama was welcomed back home after his 14 years of renunciation. But unlike the new year celebrations of 31st December and according to the Hindu traditions and culture, we commemorate Diwali with a special puja

Navratri or Chaitra Navratri is a glorious Indian festival that celebrates one of the battles and the eventual victory of one of the most legendary epics of India. This triumph of good over evil is celebrated with lots of dance, special music, and amazing food.

Indians love their tea. The aroma of tea has a magnetic effect on us. We truly believe that there is no better way to welcome someone to our homes than by offering them some spiced tea. And who wouldn’t like that? Imagine a cold winter evening when you visit one of your Indian neighbors or friends and they invite you in for a warm cup of tea.

Roti, vegetable, dal, and rice. These are the most basic components that complete an Indian meal. Each of them can be further categorized into different varieties, but they would still be that same meal that is made in every Indian household on daily basis. In this modern world, we’re more exposed to various flavors from different parts of the world.