Bengali New Year Celebration

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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 Boishakh 2021: In Pics, The Bengali New Year Amid Covid

  Pohela Boishakh is being observed today. This is second Bengali New Year day amid the raging Coronavirus pandemic. The celebrations have been low-key. Here are images of how people marked Pohela Boishakh

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  Bengali New Year 2021: How To Make Paneer Payesh For Pohela Boishakh Festivities

  While the pandemic may have affected the scale of celebrations this year, it doesn't mean you cannot celebrate the festival with the same joyous spirit. You can always cook yourself something traditional and delicious like this paneer payesh.

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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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  Enjoy Festivities And Celebrations With These Mouth-Watering Bengali Meals

  Pohela Boishakh sees a lavish spread of authentic meals and swoon-worthy desserts, for the whole family to enjoy the day.

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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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  Happy Baisakhi 2019: Wishes To Mark The Sikh New Year

  Baisakhi,also known as Vaisakhi, Vaishakhi, or Vasakhi, is a spring harvest festival celebrated in Punjab. It coincides with Pohela Boishakh (Bengali New Year), Bohag Bihu (Assamese New Year), Vishu (New Year of Hindus in Kerala), Puthandu (Tamil New Year).

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  Bengali New Year 2018: 5 Desserts Without Which Pohela Baishakh Festivities Are Incomplete

  Pohela Boishakh 2018: No Bengali celebration is ever complete without the traditional Bengali sweetmeats. The range of Bengali sweets that are associated with Pohela Boishakh is every foodie's dream come true.

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  Pohela Boishakh (Bengali New Year) 2018: Date, Significance And Feasting

  Pahela Baishakh 2018, or the Bengali New Year, is just around the corner, the Bengali New Year would be celebrated on 15th April 2018, this year

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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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  Happy Bengali New Year 2017! 10 Best Bengali Desserts for Sweet Beginnings

  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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  Air India To Serve Bengali Delicacies On 'Poila Baishakh'

  National carrier Air India will serve Bengali cuisines on April 15 to celebrate 'Poila Boishakh', the first day of Bengali New Year.

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  The Bengali New Year's Resolution: Let's Eat!

  In mid-April, the people of Bengal, a region straddling Bangladesh and parts of India, including my hometown in West Bengal, celebrate the Bengali New Year.

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  Kolkata Food Trail: Celebrate this Bengali New Year with New-aged Sweets

  Kolkata, the city which is home to many famous culinary joints for years together, is now witnessing a sea of change in the art of making sweets.