DigiHaat: Besan 500g Listed at ₹25 (Down From ₹60)

Quick facts

Product overview

Besan, or gram flour, is a chickpea flour used across Indian cooking — pakoras, chilla, kadhi, sweets and batters. It is a staple with a fairly stable street price, and the listed ₹60 for a half-kilo pack is in line with typical shelf pricing, so an advertised ₹25 would sit clearly below the usual level if the price holds at checkout.

The offer is hosted on DigiHaat, a multi-category Indian shopping platform whose own page describes it as covering food, groceries, home and apparel. The destination link we followed loaded successfully and returned DigiHaat's site title and description, but it exposed no product name, pack size, brand or price to our tools — so nothing beyond the advertised claim could be confirmed. Notably, the brand of the besan is not stated anywhere in the available evidence.

Why consider it

• If the ₹25 price is live, it is a genuine discount on a household staple you will use regardless.
• Low absolute outlay: even if the deal disappoints on brand, the risk is a few rupees.
• Besan keeps well for months in a sealed, dry container, so a cheap pack is easy to absorb into normal cooking.

Pros and cons

Who should buy it

Worth a click if you already shop on DigiHaat or are willing to install/log in, cook with besan regularly, and are happy to add it to a larger grocery order so any delivery threshold is met. Skip it if you need a specific brand, if you are ordering this single item and delivery fees apply, or if you want a confirmed price before committing time.

Final verdict

As a lead this is plausible and cheap, but it is thinly verified. The advertised ₹25 against ₹60 is an attractive cut on a staple, yet we could not read the price, brand or stock state from DigiHaat's own page, and single-item grocery deals of this size often carry cart minimums or expire within hours. Treat it as a small opportunistic add-on to a bigger order, and confirm the price in your cart before paying.