Nitya Bhog Seva is a sacred ritual that is performed in temples across the world. It is an act of devotion where devotees offer food to the Deities, with the belief that it brings them closer to the Divine. The ritual is typically performed three times a day - morning, noon, and evening. The noon-time offering is known as Raj-bhog, which is considered the most grand and opulent offering of the day.

At the Sri Sri Radha Madhav temple, located in Ahmedabad, the Raj-bhog is a feast fit for the Divine. The Deities - Sri Sri Radha Madhav, Sri Lakshmi Naramisha Swami, and Sri Sri Gaura Nitai - are offered a sumptuous meal consisting of Puri, Rice, Sabji (three kinds), Dhal, Pakora, and a sweet dish. The food is lovingly prepared by the temple's devoted cooks, who use only the finest ingredients and follow strict guidelines to ensure that the food is pure and free from any impurities.