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When Is Holi 2026, March 3 Or 4? Festival Rituals And Traditional Recipes
It marks the arrival of spring and symbolises the victory of good over evil. People apply gulal, share sweets, and enjoy the spirit of togetherness.
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India's First Vande Bharat Sleeper Train Food Menu Revealed
Passengers on the Howrah-Kamakhya route can enjoy authentic Bengal and Assam cuisine.
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From Chole Bhature To Gajar Ka Halwa, Everything Fatima Sana Shaikh And Vijay Varma Ate In Delhi
As Fatima described it, the actors set out to experience the "three stages of love that you can experience only in Delhi" - a sentiment every foodie can relate to.
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Harsh Goenka Calls This Sweet Duo "Bengal's Sweetest Illusion," Shares His Childhood Memories
Harsh Goenka shared a post about Sitabhog and Mihidana, noting that the combo "looks like pulao, tastes like paradise." Here's how they are made.
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Diwali 2025: 7 Must-Try Regional Sweets To Add Unique Flavours To Your Festive Table
This Diwali, elevate your dessert table with 7 regional sweets from India. Enjoy the crispy Babroo, melt-in-the-mouth Mysore Pak, Goan Nevri, and more each sweet telling a story of tradition, flavour, and festive joy.
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Kali Pujo 2025: Date, Time, Significance And Bhog Rituals That Define The Festival
The night of Kali Pujo transforms Bengal. Homes, temples, and pandals glow with diyas, candles, and strings of lights - a scene reminiscent of Diwali, yet deeply spiritual in tone.
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Durga Puja Special: 15 Iconic Bengali Sweets You Must Try This Festive Season
From rosogolla and chhena payesh offered to the goddess as symbols of purity to narkel naru and pati shapta lovingly prepared at home, mishti during Puja symbolises devotion, prosperity, and togetherness.
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Man Kisses, Puts His Finger In Schoolgirl's Mouth At Sweet Shop In Bengal
A man is seen kissing and touching a Class 3 girl in full public view while she was visiting a sweet shop in Bengal, shows a disturbing video.
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From Bihar To Bengal: 5 Delicious East Indian Desserts Perfect For Festive Season
This festive season, skip the usual box of sweets and bring the rich, diverse flavours of East India to your table.
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What Is Pantua? The Bengali Sweet Often Mistaken For Gulab Jamun
Pantua and gulab jamun might look like sweet cousins from different families - one from Bengal and the other rooted in North Indian (Mughal) traditions.
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When Is Holi 2026, March 3 Or 4? Festival Rituals And Traditional Recipes
It marks the arrival of spring and symbolises the victory of good over evil. People apply gulal, share sweets, and enjoy the spirit of togetherness.
-
India's First Vande Bharat Sleeper Train Food Menu Revealed
Passengers on the Howrah-Kamakhya route can enjoy authentic Bengal and Assam cuisine.
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From Chole Bhature To Gajar Ka Halwa, Everything Fatima Sana Shaikh And Vijay Varma Ate In Delhi
As Fatima described it, the actors set out to experience the "three stages of love that you can experience only in Delhi" - a sentiment every foodie can relate to.
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Harsh Goenka Calls This Sweet Duo "Bengal's Sweetest Illusion," Shares His Childhood Memories
Harsh Goenka shared a post about Sitabhog and Mihidana, noting that the combo "looks like pulao, tastes like paradise." Here's how they are made.
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Diwali 2025: 7 Must-Try Regional Sweets To Add Unique Flavours To Your Festive Table
This Diwali, elevate your dessert table with 7 regional sweets from India. Enjoy the crispy Babroo, melt-in-the-mouth Mysore Pak, Goan Nevri, and more each sweet telling a story of tradition, flavour, and festive joy.
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Kali Pujo 2025: Date, Time, Significance And Bhog Rituals That Define The Festival
The night of Kali Pujo transforms Bengal. Homes, temples, and pandals glow with diyas, candles, and strings of lights - a scene reminiscent of Diwali, yet deeply spiritual in tone.
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Durga Puja Special: 15 Iconic Bengali Sweets You Must Try This Festive Season
From rosogolla and chhena payesh offered to the goddess as symbols of purity to narkel naru and pati shapta lovingly prepared at home, mishti during Puja symbolises devotion, prosperity, and togetherness.
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Man Kisses, Puts His Finger In Schoolgirl's Mouth At Sweet Shop In Bengal
A man is seen kissing and touching a Class 3 girl in full public view while she was visiting a sweet shop in Bengal, shows a disturbing video.
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From Bihar To Bengal: 5 Delicious East Indian Desserts Perfect For Festive Season
This festive season, skip the usual box of sweets and bring the rich, diverse flavours of East India to your table.
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What Is Pantua? The Bengali Sweet Often Mistaken For Gulab Jamun
Pantua and gulab jamun might look like sweet cousins from different families - one from Bengal and the other rooted in North Indian (Mughal) traditions.
