As we indulge in the rich traditions and delicious treats this Diwali, we must focus on our fitness goals. So if you are wondering how to make diet-friendly mithai this Diwali, here are some easy ...

Celebrated by lighting the houses with diyas and fairy lights, filling the floors with colourful rangolis, and making ...

Immerse yourself in the Diwali festive spirit by making mithai at home. What can be a better sweet for Diwali than the traditional Kaju Katli? Here is the recipe: Mix this paste with sugar and cook ...

Mithai-shaped candles ... To fulfill demand for this Diwali, I started making these scented candles right after the last Diwali,” says Vishakha Kamble, a candle artist (@candle_hola).

The term Diwali is derived from the Sanskrit word Deepavali (or dipavali) meaning a row of lights represented by the twinkling clay ... unable to make or source more traditional mithai (sweets ...

But what remains on the top are some classic mithais. Take soan papdi for instance. This candy-floss-like sweet treat holds a constant position on our Diwali dessert platter. The almost crispy texture ...

Healthier alternatives include dark chocolate nutty candies, pumpkin pie baked oatmeal candies, and Diwali mithai like besan laddos, dates and nuts laddos, kheer with almond milk, gajar ka halwa ...