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Rice on Twitter: Kheel Batasha

Rice on Twitter: Kheel Batasha

December 1, 2022

Made of puffed rice and sugar, Kheel Batasha is often served during traditional and religious occasions such as Diwali. It is mostly offered to Hindu deities.

Why is #kheel #batasha an #integral part of #diwali #tradition? To know more read @ekparna_p's article linked down belowhttps://t.co/uW8RmVMaeC #diwali #diwali2022 #lights #festival #sweets #kheelbatasha #celebration #delicacy #Jahangir #NoorJahan #sugar #rice @IndiaPOCO
— ED Times (@EDTimesOfficial) October 24, 2022

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