Roshogulla Poem by Rajnish Manga

Roshogulla

Rating: 5.0


That Roshogulla was a Bengali delight;
Was officially recognised after a fight;
Nabin Chandra Das & Sons,
Were indisputedly the ones,
Who pioneered the round & cheesy white.

These lip-smacking balls are a treat;
Enthralling everyone with drum beat;
Hundred & sixty years ago,
It was invented do u know?
Spongy, serupy, cheesy sweet-meat.

Thursday, December 14, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: competition ,invention,sugar,sweet
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The dispute between West Bengal and Odisha concerning the origin of the sweet delicacy made of cottage cheese, was resolved in favour of West Bengal quite recently.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Geeta Radhakrishna Menon 17 December 2017

Rajnish ji, it is remarkable that you have written a poem on Roshogulla. I never knew that there was a dispute regarding its origin. Well, wherever it may come from, all i know is that it is a wonderful sweet of India. Delightful poem. :)

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Rajnish Manga 19 December 2017

Of course, it was interesting to learn about this contentious issue now settled once and for all. Thanks for your kind words, Geeta ji.

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Suresh Kumar Ek 28 November 2020

Sweet poem Like lip smacking Rosho gulla balls

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Michael Walker 29 September 2019

The poem stimulates my appetite. Of course I have not yet tried roshogulla, but it could happen.

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Dr Dillip K Swain 04 March 2018

I relish Roshogullas! For long time I had the notion that its origination belonged to my state but as you have mentioned in the notes part, the origin of it was credited in favor of West Bengal by the court of Law! I am delighted to learn that you have kept the detailed record of it! Very nice! After all Roshogullas are Roshogullas....Loved reading the poem....10

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Loke Kok Yee 10 February 2018

You have ended the argument in a lovely way, and thanks for informing me of a sweet that I had never heard of before. I will ask my Bengali friends about it!

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Rajnish Manga 10 February 2018

Sure. And I bet you will relish the dish which is a favourite of Indians every where. Thank you, Dear Fiend.

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Denis Mair 30 December 2017

I will go to Bhubaneshwar in March, and I will ask to taste the Odisha version. I will try to accumulate merit before that so I will deserve a treat.

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Rajnish Manga 30 December 2017

That's great. It will be interesting to find out the difference (or similarities) in both the versions. Thanks a lot, Denis.

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Denis Mair 30 December 2017

I will also go to Calcutta, so I will taste the treat in both places.

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