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Muh meetha ho jaye… because no celebration in Bengal is complete without Banglar Rosogolla. 🇮🇳 Delighted to see Bharat GI-tagged Banglar Rosogolla being showcased during IPL broadcasts, taking Bengal’s timeless sweetness to audiences across the country. By beautifully blending culture, commerce and cricket, we are strengthening local economies, empowering...

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