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Howrah Sweetmaker Turns Bengal Election Fever Into Culinary Art
Elaborate Sandesh moulds featuring the grass and flowers of the TMC, the lotus of the BJP, the open hand symbol of Congress and the hammer and sickle of the Left.
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Top 7 Bengali Sweets You Need To Get Your Hands On When In Bengal
Relish these Bengali sweets and you will learn the true meaning of love at first bite
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Khela Hobe vs Jai Shri Ram: Election Fever Reaches Bengal Sweet Shops
The bitter fight for the elections in Bengal has reached the sweet shops with popular retailers in the state churning out new delicacies, capturing the mood of the season -- ''Khela Hobe'' vs ''Jai Shri Ram''.
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Bengal Sweet Shops Allowed To Operate For 8 Hours Amid Lockdown: Mamata Banerjee
Amid the lockdown, sweet shops in West Bengal will be allowed to operate for eight hours everyday, said Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
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Risking Coronavirus Amid Lockdown, Kolkata Rushes To Sweet Shops
In Kolkata, dozens of sweet shops opened at noon today after the West Bengal government gave permission to them to operate from 12pm to 4 pm with minimum staff. At least on Day 1, the second part of the order was happily ignored that the shops would open only for take away. Kolkatans poured in to buy their favourite mishti. The first week of the lo...
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Blue Monday For Bengal As Sweet Shops To Stay Shut Today To Protest GST
Its going to be a very blue Monday for Bengal. And not a single rosogolla or sandesh to lift the spirits. All of Monday, close to 1.5 lakh sweet shops across the state are keeping their shutters down for 24 full hours. On Sunday, posters went up saying - No GST please for mishti (Sweets).
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Kala Jaam: The Sweet That Looks Like Gulab Jamun But Isn't
Kala Jaam, or Kalo Jaam, or simply Kala Jamun is the black or dark purple variant of a Gulab Jamun. Coated with sugar or some added sugar in the batter before frying gives these sweet balls their blackish color.
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Howrah Sweetmaker Turns Bengal Election Fever Into Culinary Art
Elaborate Sandesh moulds featuring the grass and flowers of the TMC, the lotus of the BJP, the open hand symbol of Congress and the hammer and sickle of the Left.
-
Top 7 Bengali Sweets You Need To Get Your Hands On When In Bengal
Relish these Bengali sweets and you will learn the true meaning of love at first bite
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Khela Hobe vs Jai Shri Ram: Election Fever Reaches Bengal Sweet Shops
The bitter fight for the elections in Bengal has reached the sweet shops with popular retailers in the state churning out new delicacies, capturing the mood of the season -- ''Khela Hobe'' vs ''Jai Shri Ram''.
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Bengal Sweet Shops Allowed To Operate For 8 Hours Amid Lockdown: Mamata Banerjee
Amid the lockdown, sweet shops in West Bengal will be allowed to operate for eight hours everyday, said Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
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Risking Coronavirus Amid Lockdown, Kolkata Rushes To Sweet Shops
In Kolkata, dozens of sweet shops opened at noon today after the West Bengal government gave permission to them to operate from 12pm to 4 pm with minimum staff. At least on Day 1, the second part of the order was happily ignored that the shops would open only for take away. Kolkatans poured in to buy their favourite mishti. The first week of the lo...
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Blue Monday For Bengal As Sweet Shops To Stay Shut Today To Protest GST
Its going to be a very blue Monday for Bengal. And not a single rosogolla or sandesh to lift the spirits. All of Monday, close to 1.5 lakh sweet shops across the state are keeping their shutters down for 24 full hours. On Sunday, posters went up saying - No GST please for mishti (Sweets).
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Kala Jaam: The Sweet That Looks Like Gulab Jamun But Isn't
Kala Jaam, or Kalo Jaam, or simply Kala Jamun is the black or dark purple variant of a Gulab Jamun. Coated with sugar or some added sugar in the batter before frying gives these sweet balls their blackish color.
