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Happy Diwali...& 10 Exotic Indian Desserts You Must Try This Diwali

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Festival of light, but festival spiritually signifies the victory of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, good over evil, and hope over despair.
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Nice, Thanks ... we have the same festival over here in Iran but not now it's held in the last night of fall (Solstice winter, longest night of the year) and is called "Chelle" or Yalda night ... In this day days would start lengthening which means victory of light over darkness.

Yaldā
 
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Happy Diwali to you and your families.
I hope the festival of lights brighten up your lives.
Have a Safe and Happy Deepawali. May God Bless us all.


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& what would festivities be without fabulous mithais


1. Kaju Barfi or Kaju Katli
‘Kaju Barfi’ also known as Kaju Katli or Kaju Katari is the most common sweet dish made in India. It is made by thickening milk with sugar and lots of Cashew Nuts.

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2. Pineapple Sheera
‘Pineapple Sheera’ is a simple but popular sweet in India. It is popularly known as Sooji ka Halwa at many places. Sweet, soft, delicious Sheera with the magic of tangy Pineapple is just irresistible.

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3. Cham Cham
‘Cham Cham’ is a Traditional Bengali sweet that is popular all over India, Pakistan & Bangladesh. Though a Bengali Sweet Dish but to your surprise it was actually originated in Balia district of Uttar Pradesh. The main ingredients of this dish are flour, cream, sugar, saffron, lemon juice, and coconut flakes.

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4. Rasgulla
‘Rasgulla’ is a popular dessert. A small white spongy ball made of chhena cooked in light syrup made of sugar.It is surprisingly delicious and very sweet indeed!

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5. Anjeer Barfi
‘Anjeer Barfi’ is an exotic sweet and is very quick to prepare too.

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6. Rasmalai
‘Rasmalai’ – The name Ras Malai comes from two parts in Hindi: “Ras” meaning “juice” and “Malai”, meaning “cream” It consists of sugary white, cream or yellow colored balls of paneer soaked in malai flavored with cardamom.

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7. Gulab Jamun
‘Gulab Jamun’ – Description not needed! Just two words to describe this awesome dish *MOUTH-WATERING*

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8. Shrikhand
‘Shrikhand’ is a semi soft, sweetish sour, whole milk product prepared from Curd. You can’t just get away from the flavors of cardamoms and saffron

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9. Jalebi
‘Jalebi’ is very popular sweet out of all the Indian sweets. The Orangish looks of this beauty melts the hearts of many.

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10. Gajar Ka Halwa
Just a perfect sweet for any Occasion is the famous Gajar Ka Halwa!!

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sorry no sweets please.....
 
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I would like to wish everyone(even my hindu brothers in pakistan) a Happy,safe and prosperous Deepawali.

May this Deepawali mark the beginning of a prosperous and happy Time Period.


And once again "Aap Sabko is दिपावली की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएँ।"
 
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shubh shubh, hope everyone stocked up on booze the day earlier :angel:

have a great, safe diwali, all ! :cheers:
 
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lol....you were talking about firecrackers and now, when you ran out of arguments you bring in human sacrifice....
Like all other religions, there were many evil practices in Hinduism but we've evolved, according to our constitution we regard those practices as evil/unlawful now....
Blind followers of the faith still engage in such illegal activities but they're booked and punished under the Indian Penal Code unlike in Pakistan, where medieval/barbaric religious practices are regarded as the 'Law of the Land' like killing for so called 'blasphemy' etc.
All the religions of the world has evolved except Islam, it is still as savage, barbaric, nefarious, illogical as it used to be during the medieval periods.....


Due to your religious upbringing which has closed your mind, you're unable to grasp the concept that, the psychological benefits you get(like relieving your mental stress, rejuvenating) by submitting yourself to your god, we get the same benefits by submitting ourselves to our god.......
When we're burning firecrackers, we're celebrating the defeat of evil and in a way, submitting ourselves to the will of our god which gives us mental peace, relieves our stress and rejuvenates us.....


LMAO, that is your argument?.....walking keeps people healthy, so performing Hajj keeps people healthy...:lol:
I can say, the tradition of burning firecrackers keeps me healthy because I walk to the shop to buy firecrackers...:lol:

On a serious note, burning firecrackers has both negative and positive sides......
If you're thinking about pollution, NO, that's not the main drawback because, compared to emission from cars and factories which happen throughout the year, the emission from firecrackers is insignificant.......
The main drawback used to be sound pollution, but, with the introduction of strict laws limiting the sound level below a certain limit(firecrackers emitting sound above the limit is banned), the menace of sound population has been tackled to a huge extent....
Regarding the positive side, it has been found that, burning firecrackers, especially the once that make sound kills insect like mosquitoes and keeps their population in check......
Then Stay living in Darkness :)
 
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I am not in favor of firecrackers and gambling in religious festivals. You sounds ill thatswhy i pointed you :)
gambling is nothing, some of us Kuffar hindus here even like a bit of sharab, kebab with it.. you're welcome to join :partay:
 
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