One dish that commonly features during Indian festivals is Meethe Chawal or sweet rice. Loaded with nuts and spices, it is a favourite among all.
In a recent video by Youtuber Gaurav Vasan he shows us the process of how meethe chawal are cooked for thousands of pilgrims who visit Ajmer Sharif Dargah.
The festival that marks the onset of spring is celebrated with many motifs characteristic to spring. The color of Basant (Spring) is yellow this is the reason why people wear yellow clothes and make traditional ...
The sweet taste and grainy texture of rice mixed with dry fruits and saffron just melt in our mouths in every bite. Check out how to make this delicious dish!
The Hindu and Sikh communities in Punjab, Chandigarh, and adjacent regions celebrate this day as the beginning of the Punjabi New Year.