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Happy Bengali New Year 2025: Subho Noboborsho Wishes, Quotes And Messages
Bengali New Year 2025: The day is celebrated with joy, cultural pride and enthusiasm by Bengalis worldwide.
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When Is Poila Baisakh 2025? Prepare These 5 Classic Bengali Recipes To Celebrate
Poila or Pohela means "first"-referring to the first day of the month of Baisakh in the Hindu calendar.
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Blog | 'Bhangra' In America - US Senators' Heartwarming Baisakhi Performance
Seven Senators and Representatives from the state of Delaware spent weeks to learn the Punjabi folk dance and actually performed it on the occasion of Baisakhi.
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State Assembly Passes Resolution To Observe Poila Baisakh As Bengal Day
The West Bengal assembly on Thursday passed a resolution to observe Polia Baisakh - Bengali New Year Day - as the state day as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee asserted that the day will be observed regardless of the approval of the state's
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When Is Poila Baisakh 2023? 9 Recipes For Traditional Bengali New Year Thali
This year, Poila Baisakh falls on April 15 (Saturday). We bring a full-course meal plan to put together a delicious festive lunch. Read on.
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Poila Baisakh 2022: Want A Full-Course Meal For The Bengali New Year? Here Are Some Recipes
Turn to these recipes for a feast with your loved ones on Poila Baisakh 2022.
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A Glutton's Ode To The City Of Joy: Kolkata, On Poila Boishakh
Poila Baishakh: As Poila Boishakh knocks at the door and Bengali New Year beckons, let's bask in the full glory of this city's foodie hotspots.
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Bengali New Year: 5 Best Rice Options To Make Classic Basanti Pulao (Recipe Inside)
Bengali Noboborsho 2021: Planning to make basanti pulao on Poila Baisakh? Here're some of the best gobindobhog rice options for the recipe.
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Poila Baisakh 2020: Celebrate Bengali New Year At Home With These 5 Luscious Bengali Recipes
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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Bengali New Year 2019: How To Make Perfect Rasgulla For Pohela Boishakh
Pohela Boishakh is a grand affair in which people enjoy lavish traditional meals and attend local fairs and cultural festivities
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Pohela Boishakh 2017: History And Celebration
Pohela Boishakh or Bengali New Year is the traditional new year day of the Bengali people. It is celebrated on 14 April as a national holiday in Bangladesh, and on 15 April in India. The festival date is set according to the lunisolar Bengali calendar as the first day of its first month Baishakh. In Bengali, Pohela stands for 'first' and Boishakh i...
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How Restaurants in Bengal are Celebrating Poila Baisakh
Poila Baisakh is the first day of the Bengali calendar. In Bengali, the word 'Poila' means first and 'Boishakh' refers to the first month of the Bengali calendar.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry sends 'Poila Baisakh' greetings to Bengalis
US Secretary of State John Kerry has sent his 'Poila Baisakh' or New Year greetings to the Bengali-speaking people across the world, particularly those living in Bangladesh and West Bengal.
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Happy Bengali New Year 2025: Subho Noboborsho Wishes, Quotes And Messages
Bengali New Year 2025: The day is celebrated with joy, cultural pride and enthusiasm by Bengalis worldwide.
-
When Is Poila Baisakh 2025? Prepare These 5 Classic Bengali Recipes To Celebrate
Poila or Pohela means "first"-referring to the first day of the month of Baisakh in the Hindu calendar.
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Blog | 'Bhangra' In America - US Senators' Heartwarming Baisakhi Performance
Seven Senators and Representatives from the state of Delaware spent weeks to learn the Punjabi folk dance and actually performed it on the occasion of Baisakhi.
-
State Assembly Passes Resolution To Observe Poila Baisakh As Bengal Day
The West Bengal assembly on Thursday passed a resolution to observe Polia Baisakh - Bengali New Year Day - as the state day as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee asserted that the day will be observed regardless of the approval of the state's
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When Is Poila Baisakh 2023? 9 Recipes For Traditional Bengali New Year Thali
This year, Poila Baisakh falls on April 15 (Saturday). We bring a full-course meal plan to put together a delicious festive lunch. Read on.
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Poila Baisakh 2022: Want A Full-Course Meal For The Bengali New Year? Here Are Some Recipes
Turn to these recipes for a feast with your loved ones on Poila Baisakh 2022.
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A Glutton's Ode To The City Of Joy: Kolkata, On Poila Boishakh
Poila Baishakh: As Poila Boishakh knocks at the door and Bengali New Year beckons, let's bask in the full glory of this city's foodie hotspots.
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Bengali New Year: 5 Best Rice Options To Make Classic Basanti Pulao (Recipe Inside)
Bengali Noboborsho 2021: Planning to make basanti pulao on Poila Baisakh? Here're some of the best gobindobhog rice options for the recipe.
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Poila Baisakh 2020: Celebrate Bengali New Year At Home With These 5 Luscious Bengali Recipes
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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Bengali New Year 2019: How To Make Perfect Rasgulla For Pohela Boishakh
Pohela Boishakh is a grand affair in which people enjoy lavish traditional meals and attend local fairs and cultural festivities
-
Pohela Boishakh 2017: History And Celebration
Pohela Boishakh or Bengali New Year is the traditional new year day of the Bengali people. It is celebrated on 14 April as a national holiday in Bangladesh, and on 15 April in India. The festival date is set according to the lunisolar Bengali calendar as the first day of its first month Baishakh. In Bengali, Pohela stands for 'first' and Boishakh i...
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How Restaurants in Bengal are Celebrating Poila Baisakh
Poila Baisakh is the first day of the Bengali calendar. In Bengali, the word 'Poila' means first and 'Boishakh' refers to the first month of the Bengali calendar.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry sends 'Poila Baisakh' greetings to Bengalis
US Secretary of State John Kerry has sent his 'Poila Baisakh' or New Year greetings to the Bengali-speaking people across the world, particularly those living in Bangladesh and West Bengal.
