India, Oct. 17 -- In the next few days, the streets will shine brighter, corners will twinkle a little more, and the air will be buzzing with more excitement than usual, all thanks to Diwali. With the festival around the corner, the age-old tradition of gift-giving takes centre stage in countless Indian homes. These personalised and stylish hampers have become a colourful symbol of joy, prosperity and festive spirit to share with our loved ones. Traditionally, regardless of the festival, these hampers would include classic sweets like creamy Kaju Katli, fragrant Laddoos, melt-in-the-mouth Barfis and sugary Gulab Jamun. Each bite reminds you of a cheerful childhood, running around, and blowing up crackers. However, in recent years, there's...