GI Recognition for West Bengal's Cultural Heritage
Recently, the Geographical Indication (GI) registry recognised several iconic products from West Bengal, highlighting the state's rich culinary, artisanal and cultural traditions.
Chandannagar's Jolbhora Sandesh
About
- Jalbhara Sandesh, a renowned sweet from Chandannagar, West Bengal, has received the Geographical Indication (GI) tag.
- It is one of Bengal's most iconic traditional sweets and is popularly known as "Jamai Thokano Mishti" (the sweet that surprises the son-in-law).
Origin
- Created in the 19th century by legendary confectioner Surya Modak.
- According to local folklore, it was specially prepared for the Bandyopadhyay family of Telinipara to surprise visiting sons-in-law.
Key Features
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