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Poila Baisakh 2020: Celebrate Bengali New Year At Home With These 5 Luscious Bengali Recipes
- Tuesday April 14, 2020
- Somdatta Saha
Poila Baisakh 2020: Alongside ritualistic bath, offering prayers to Gods and Goddesses, and cultural processions, Pohela Baishakh is associated to a large-course of traditional menu.
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food.ndtv.com
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Happy Bengali New Year 2017! 10 Best Bengali Desserts for Sweet Beginnings
- Friday April 14, 2017
- Sushmita Sengupta
The Traditional Bengali New Year or as Bengalis like to call it Pohela Boishakh or Nobo Borsho. Here are 10 Bengali desserts you can celebrate the occasion with.
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food.ndtv.com
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Fewer hands to craft Durga idols in Kolkata, courtesy jobs scheme
- Monday September 13, 2010
- Cities | Indo-Asian News Service
The city's famous potters' colony of Kumartuli is facing an acute shortage of hands to sculpt Durga Puja idols. Behind this labour scarcity is an unlikely culprit - the rural jobs scheme which has induced hundreds to stay back in their villages.Costs of organising Durga Puja have gone up this year as more has to be shelled out on labour and raw mat...
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Poila Baisakh 2020: Celebrate Bengali New Year At Home With These 5 Luscious Bengali Recipes
- Tuesday April 14, 2020
- Somdatta Saha
Poila Baisakh 2020: Alongside ritualistic bath, offering prayers to Gods and Goddesses, and cultural processions, Pohela Baishakh is associated to a large-course of traditional menu.
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food.ndtv.com
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Happy Bengali New Year 2017! 10 Best Bengali Desserts for Sweet Beginnings
- Friday April 14, 2017
- Sushmita Sengupta
The Traditional Bengali New Year or as Bengalis like to call it Pohela Boishakh or Nobo Borsho. Here are 10 Bengali desserts you can celebrate the occasion with.
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food.ndtv.com
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Fewer hands to craft Durga idols in Kolkata, courtesy jobs scheme
- Monday September 13, 2010
- Cities | Indo-Asian News Service
The city's famous potters' colony of Kumartuli is facing an acute shortage of hands to sculpt Durga Puja idols. Behind this labour scarcity is an unlikely culprit - the rural jobs scheme which has induced hundreds to stay back in their villages.Costs of organising Durga Puja have gone up this year as more has to be shelled out on labour and raw mat...
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www.ndtv.com