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 NAME -Prashant kumar Roll no - 22/2432 COURSE - BA Programme [commerce+economics] CONTACT NO - 8810662516 E-MAIL - prashantkumar33873@gmail.com Address - Delhi cantt , 110010 Dhuska : A taste of Jharkhand INTRODUCTION . Dhuska is a traditional and popular dish from Jharkhand, known for its unique flavor and cultural significance. This deep-fried savory dish is often made with a batter of rice and lentils (usually split Bengal gram or chana dal) that are soaked, ground, and spiced with ingredients like cumin seeds, green chilies, and salt. The batter is then fried to form crispy yet soft pancakes or fritters Cultural and Culinary Significance: Staple Food: Dhuska is a staple in rural and urban households of Jharkhand and is commonly served as breakfast or a snack. Festive Dish: It is often prepared during festivals and special occasions, reflecting its importance in the region's cultural fabric. Complementary Dishes: Dhuska is usually accompanied by ghugni (a spicy curry made with ...

  NAME- Shivam wasan COURSE NAME – B.COM PROG. (B) ROLL  NUMBER – 23/4830 EMAIL – wasanshivam@gmail.com MOBILE NUMBER – 9310853409 POSTAL ADDRESS – Vishakha enclave, DELHI-110034 The Timeless Charm of Khadi: India's Pride and Heritage India is a land of diversity, rich culture, and a deep connection to tradition. Among its many treasures lies Khadi, a fabric that is more than just a material; it is a symbol of India’s freedom struggle, self-reliance, and sustainable living. Khadi, often referred to as the “fabric of freedom,” has a story that intertwines with India’s fight for independence and continues to hold its relevance in modern times. A Brief History of Khadi Khadi, or handspun and handwoven fabric, traces its roots to ancient India. However, it gained prominence during the Indian freedom movement under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhi envisioned Khadi as a way to empower rural India, promote self-sufficiency, and challenge the Brit...

 Name: Rishabh Dev Yadav  Roll No.: 22/2004 Email: devrishabhyadav2005@gmail.com  Course: BA Program(Economic+Commerce) Address: Nehru Nagar Lajpat Nagar 110065 The Delightful World of Golgappa: India’s Favorite Street Snack Few things evoke the spirit of Indian street food culture like golgappa, a tantalizing snack that has earned a place in the hearts (and stomachs) of millions across the country. Known by different names such as pani puri in Maharashtra, phuchka in Bengal, and gupchup in Odisha, golgappa is more than just a snack—it’s an experience, a burst of flavors that captures the essence of India’s diverse culinary heritage. What is Golgappa?  At its core, a golgappa is a small, hollow, crispy ball made of semolina or wheat flour, filled with a combination of spicy tamarind water (pani), mashed potatoes, chickpeas, and tangy chutneys. What makes it unique is the sensory overload: the crisp shell gives way to a medley of spicy, tangy, and sweet flavors, all i...

 NAME :- KARTIK  SUBJECT :- DIGITAL EMPOWERMENT course :-  B COM PROG. (A) ROLL NO :-23/4811 SEC :-3 E MAIL ID :- KARTIKBY28@GMAIL.COM MOBILE NO :- 9971918628 POSTAL ADDRESS :- RAJOKRI NEW DELHI 110038 Jaggery (Gur) The Home Of Gur Jaggery (gur) is special because of its natural sweetness, rich nutrition, and traditional processing. Unlike refined sugar, which loses nutrients during processing, jaggery is made using traditional methods that retain essential minerals and antioxidants. What Makes Gur Special? 1. Natural & Chemical-Free Production • Made by boiling fresh sugarcane juice until it solidifies, without any chemicals or artificial additives. • The process retains its natural molasses, which is removed in refined sugar, making jaggery healthier. 2. Rich in Nutrients • High in Iron: Helps prevent anemia. • Calcium & Magnesium: Strengthens bones. • Antioxidants: Boosts immunity and detoxifies the body. • Vitamin B & C: Improves ov...

 NAME- KIRTI COURSE NAME- BA HONOURS (POLITICAL SCIENCE) COLLEGE ROLL NUMBER- 23/5473 EMAIL ID- KIRTIMSHRAA@GMAIL.COM MOBILE NUMBER- 8595627452 POSTAL ADDRESS - D84 AMAR COLONY NANGLOI DELHI 110041 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------             . Discovering the Tradition of Dhokla Dhokla, a beloved dish originating from the Indian state of Gujarat, is a fermented steamed cake made primarily from rice and chickpea flour. It is light, fluffy, and savory, making it a staple in Gujarati households and a popular snack across India. The tradition of dhokla is deeply rooted in the culinary heritage of Gujarat, reflecting the state's emphasis on vegetarianism, fermentation, and healthy eating. Historical and Cultural Signifi...

 NAME- Hitanshu  COURSE NAME – B.COM PROG. (B) ROLL  NUMBER – 23/4681 EMAIL – hitanshuchawla7@gmail.com MOBILE NUMBER – 9311289883 POSTAL ADDRESS – Rajouri garden , NewDELHI-110027 Daulat Ki Chaat: Delhi’s Winter Delight Where: The Home of Daulat Ki Chaat Delhi, the capital of India, is known for its rich history, bustling streets, and, most importantly, its diverse street food culture. While chole bhature, parathas, and kebabs often steal the spotlight, there is one winter delicacy that remains a hidden treasure Daulat Ki Chaat. Unlike the spicy chaats Delhi is famous for, this dish is a melt-in-the-mouth dessert, available only during the chilly winter months. What: What Makes Daulat Ki Chaat Special? Daulat Ki Chaat is not a typical street food dish it is more of an art. Made from milk that is painstakingly churned, whisked, and left overnight in the winter breeze, this dish turns into an airy, cloud-like dessert. It is then delicately flavored with saffron, cardamom, ...

  Name :   Anshika Roll number:- 23/5704 Course : B.S.C(HONS.) MATHEMATICS Phone number :8595728479 Email: anshikawave2005@gmail.com  Address: X block Brahmapuri north east -11005 P PATACHITRA: The Art of making Picture on Cloth Introduction Introduction Patachitra: Patachitra, the intricate and artistic folk art, literally meaning ‘Picture on cloth canvas’ is a traditional treasure that has mesmerized the common man and the art connoisseur alike. Its deliberate characterization, dexterous play of lines and colours and mélange of aesthetic themes stand it apart from the other miniature art and paint- ing styles. Earlier done only on a cloth canvas and traditionally known to depict only religious and cultural aspects, today Patachitra artists are seen experimenting new mediums and themes. Seen as a significant cultural memorabilia in the temples, a rare collectable in the form of Ganjappa cards or as an object of pure home décor, Patachitra is an art to live and flour...

 Name :-  Sarvesh Raj  Roll No. :- 23/4828 Course :-  B.Com (Prog.) Email : rajsarvesh563@gmail.com Contact No. :- 9793427380 Address :- Belkap Sonbhdra , Uttar Pradesh ,231205 LAAK BANGLES – THE TRADITIONAL CRAFT OF JAIPUR - Introduction Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan, is known for its rich culture, colorful traditions, and exquisite handicrafts. Among the many crafts that the Pink City is famous for, Laak Bangles hold a special place. Made from a combination of lac (resin) and other natural materials, these bangles have been a part of Jaipur's cultural heritage for centuries. The craft of making Laak bangles involves meticulous craftsmanship passed down through generations, representing not only Jaipur’s rich cultural history but also the artistic skills of its artisans. These bangles are not just accessories but carry deep cultural significance, especially during weddings and festive occasions. The Craft of Making Laak Bangles Laak (pronounced as "Lakh") ...

 The Golden Spice: Exploring the Wonders of Turmeric Turmeric, with its vibrant golden hue and earthy aroma, is more than just a spice; it's a natural wonder with a rich history and a wealth of health benefits. From its role in traditional medicine to its culinary versatility and cultural significance, turmeric has earned its place as a truly essential ingredient. What is Turmeric? (Insert Image: A close-up photo of a turmeric plant, showing its leaves and flower.) Turmeric (Curcuma longa) is a rhizomatous herbaceous perennial plant belonging to the ginger family (Zingiberaceae). The rhizomes, or underground stems, are the part of the plant used as a spice. These rhizomes are boiled, dried, and then ground into the familiar bright yellow powder we know as turmeric . The Journey from Rhizome to Powder: The Turmeric Making Process The process of making turmeric involves several key steps: Harvesting: Turmeric rhizomes are typically harvested 7-10 months after planting, when the leave...

 Name: TARUN ROY  Roll No. : 23/4769 Course: B.COM PROG The World of Agar Batti: A Fragrant Experience Agar batti, or incense sticks as they are commonly known, are an integral part of Indian culture and tradition. Not only do they add fragrance to spiritual experiences, but they also create an ambiance of peace and tranquility. With a history that dates back to ancient civilizations, agar batti is a global phenomenon today. In this blog, we delve into the fascinating world of agar batti, its history, types, benefits, and significance in today's times. The Origin of Agar Batti: The history of agar batti can be traced to ancient India, where it was used in religious rituals and ceremonies. The word "agar" comes from the Sanskrit word "aguru," meaning agarwood, which is one of the main ingredients of traditional incense. The ancient practice of burning incense was believed to purify the air and create a sacred atmosphere for worship. Over time, the art of agarbatt...

 NAME: Vaidehi Dhadwal COURSE NAME: B.Com (Prog) COLLEGE ROLL NUMBER: 23/4871 EMAIL ID: dhadwalvaidehi@gmail.com MOBILE NUMBER: 9810857255   Handwoven Shawls of Delhi: A Timeless Tradition Delhi, a city that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity, has long been a hub for exquisite handicrafts. Among the many treasures found in its bustling markets, handwoven shawls hold a special place. These elegant and intricately crafted pieces are not just winter essentials but also symbols of India's rich textile heritage. Worn by royalty, passed down through generations, and cherished by fashion enthusiasts worldwide, handwoven shawls from Delhi are a testament to timeless artistry.  A Legacy of Craftsmanship The tradition of weaving shawls in India dates back centuries, with influences from Mughal, Kashmiri, and Persian cultures. Delhi, being a historical center for trade and craftsmanship, has nurtured the art of shawl weaving through its skilled artisans. The city’s markets a...

 NAME: Mohini Verma COURSE NAME: B.Com (Prog) COLLEGE ROLL NUMBER: 23/4818 EMAIL ID: mohiniiiv04@gmail.com MOBILE NUMBER: 9667225928 Handmade Juttis: A Timeless Blend of Tradition and Elegance Introduction Handmade juttis are integral to India’s cultural heritage, known for their exquisite craftsmanship and timeless appeal. These traditional footwear pieces, originating centuries ago, continue to captivate fashion enthusiasts with their intricate embroidery, vibrant colours, and unmatched comfort. Handmade juttis not only reflect India’s rich artistic traditions but also contribute to the livelihoods of skilled artisans. In today’s world, where machine-made footwear dominates the market, handmade juttis hold a special place as a symbol of sustainability, heritage, and craftsmanship. Historical Significance Juttis have a deep-rooted history dating back to the Mughal era when they were worn by royalty and nobility. These shoes were originally crafted using fine leather and embellishe...

 Name: Shivam Sharma Roll number: 23/5740 Course: B.Sc. (Hons.)- Mathematics Email: shivam_119@outlook.com Phone number: +91 8986426495 Address: KS-001-0144, Kishanganj (855108), Bihar “Bhakka” Where: The home to this dish. Rice is more of a staple diet than wheat in the state of Bengal and in a few districts of eastern Bihar because of the high production of this crop in the aforementioned regions. Quite obviously there are many dishes based on rice.  What: Bhakka? Only being restricted to a few number of places Bhakka is not quite well known like litti-chokhaa, yet it is one the finest snacks in the eastern Bihar and regions of West Bengal and Nepal. It is a fast food but unlike the used-to definition of fast food, it is quite healthy and not at all junk by any dimension. Bhakka is basically a fluffy cake made of granulated rice and some proportion of water. There are various ways of stuffing it with jaggery, sugar and lentils. Being made of rice, water and jaggery only, it ...

 Name : Devansh Pandey Roll No. : 23/5707 Course : B Sc (Hons.) Mathematics E mail : devanshpandey747@gmail.com Contact : 7600547079 Address: Vill. Barna, Thana Jaithra, Teh. Aliganj, Dist. Etah, ,Uttar Pradesh, 207249 The Sweet Symphony of Jaggery: A Taste of Tradition from Etah In the heart of Uttar Pradesh, nestled between the fertile plains of the Ganges and Yamuna rivers, lies the region of Etah-Farrukhabad. This land, rich in history and culture, is also home to a unique culinary tradition - the making of jaggery. Jaggery, a traditional unrefined sweetener made from sugarcane juice or palm sap, is a staple in Indian households. But the jaggery from Etah is special. It is made using age-old techniques passed down through generations, resulting in a product that is not only delicious but also packed with nutrients.  The process of making jaggery is a labor of love. Sugarcane is harvested and crushed to extract its juice. This juice is then boiled in large pans over a slow ...

 Name : Tushar Pandey Roll no.: 23/4771 Course: BCP Email id: tusharpandey1806@gmail.com  Phone no.: 7042147421 Address: G 20 Harkesh Nagar Okhla, near Harkesh Nagar okhla metro station  A Delicious Review of the Humble Samosa: A Crunchy, Spicy, and Affordable Local Delight The samosa, a quintessential local food, is a staple in many parts of the world. This crispy, flavourful snack has won the hearts of people from all walks of life, and for good reason. In this review, we’ll delve into the main features that make the samosa a beloved treat: its crunch, spiciness, and affordability. Crunch: The Perfect Texture The samosa’s crunchy exterior is perhaps its most defining feature. The flaky, golden-brown pastry gives way to a soft, fluffy interior, providing a delightful textural contrast that’s hard to resist. Whether you bite into a freshly fried samosa or a baked one, the crunch is always satisfying, making it a perfect snack to munch on. The crunch of a samosa is not jus...

  Name: Nikhil Maurya  Roll No.: 22/2474  E-Mail: Nikhilmaurya492@gmail.com  Course: BA Programme ( commerce + economics )  Contact No.: 8053440212 Address: Sonipat , Haryana , 131028 From Tradition to Celebration: The Journey of Ghewar Introduction Ghewar is a traditional sweet dish deeply rooted in the cultural fabric of Haryana, Rajasthan, and parts of North India. Made primarily during festive occasions like Teej and Raksha Bandhan, Ghewar is a disc-shaped dessert prepared using flour, ghee, and sugar syrup. Its porous and honeycomb-like texture, combined with a luscious coating of sugar syrup and toppings like dry fruits and malai, makes it a delicacy that is both indulgent and celebratory.   Process of Making Ghewar 1. Prepare the Batter:  - Mix refined flour (maida) with a pinch of cardamom powder.  - Gradually add chilled water or milk to the flour while whisking continuously to form a smooth and thin batter.   2. Frying the Ghewar:...

 NAME- SAKSHAM JAIN ROLL NO        - 22/2522 COURSE- BA(PROG) Commerce+Economics EMAIL   -   Sakshamjain.82004@gmail.com ADDRESS -             New delhi,DELHI,110036 CONTACT- 9873798459 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Zardozi Embroidery: The Art of Intricate Elegance from Delhi What is Zardozi and How is It Made? Zardozi is an ancient form of embroidery that involves stitching intricate designs onto fabric using gold and silver threads, along with beads, pearls, and other embellishments. The word "Zardozi" comes from the Persian language, with “zar” meaning gold and “dozi” meaning embroidery. It was introduced in India during the Mughal era, and over time, Delhi became a hub for this art form. The Making Process: The creation of Zardozi embroidery is a highly skilled and meticulous process, requiring deep expertise and patience. Here’s how it’s typically made: 1. Design Transfer: First, the desired design is sketch...

 Name: Pushya Jiwan Vats  Course: BA(Commerce + Economics) Roll No.: 22/2512 Mobile: +91 9971767315 Address: Gurugram, Haryana, 122001 Email: pushyajiwanvats@gmail.com Handcrafted Wooden Furniture  Handcrafted Wooden Furniture: The Artisans Of Gurgaon  Handcrafted Wooden Furniture is a testament to the rich woodworking tradition in Gurgaon. Known for its intricate designs and exceptional craftsmanship, this furniture is not only functional but also an artistic expression of the local artisans’ skills. i) The Craft of Woodworking The process of creating handcrafted wooden furniture involves several steps: 1. Selecting the Wood: High-quality wood, such as teak, rosewood, or sheesham, is chosen for its durability and beauty. 2. Designing: The design is drawn on the wood, often featuring traditional motifs and patterns. 3. Carving: Skilled artisans carve the designs into the wood using various tools, showcasing their precision and creativity.  4. Assembling: The c...

 Name- Atulya Singh Roll No. - 22/2500 Course- B.A. Program (Commerce + Economic) Email- atulya981@gmail.com Contact no. – 7982327213 Address- Najafgarh, New Delhi 110043 Golden Threads of Tradition: A Timeless Craft with Sikki Grass in Bihar Introduction Nestled in the heart of India’s cultural landscape, Bihar is a land of rich traditions and craftsmanship. Among its many treasures is the ancient art of creating beautiful baskets and handicrafts using sikki grass, a golden-hued natural fiber that symbolizes sustainability, creativity, and cultural heritage. This craft, passed down through generations, holds immense cultural significance and provides a livelihood to many rural artisans. In the vast tapestry of Indian handicrafts, certain creations stand out for their uniqueness and cultural resonance. One such marvel is the Sikki grass craft, which intriguingly, finds its origin in the fertile lands of Bihar. Found predominantly in the Mithila region of Bihar and parts of Uttar Pr...