Bengali New Year Category Matter

Best Gifts on Bengali New Year

We bring to you exclusive gifts on the occasion of Bengali New Year. This is the time when friends and family exchange gifts with each other, so we bought you gifts that are perfect for this occasion. You can consider sending rakhi gift for sister to celebrate the occasion. These types of gifts are suitable for occasions like Rakhi, so you can also send Rakhi set to India for free from our website.

Send Poila Baisakh Mugs to India

We have specially curated mugs on the occasion of the Bengali New Year. The Poila Baisakh Mugs can be send to your near and dear ones in India. These Mugs have messages on Poila Baisakh written in Bengali. So if you are thinking of gifting something different, you can send these Mugs. Along with the Poila Baisakh Mugs, there are also couple mugs to India, chocolate, dry fruits, sweets etc,.

What to gift a Bengali?

Bengali New Year is a time when Bengalis all over the world enjoy the beginning of the new year with lots of positivity and enthusiasm. And on this day, people exchange gifts with each other, and if you are confused about what gifts you can give, then let us help you.

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What sweets are popular for Bengali New Year?

On the Bengali New Year, sweets are a must, and the top 10 popular sweets on the Bengali New Year are

• Malpua - It's a pancake dessert, made of flour, sugar, and coconut or banana. Malpua is soft and have a taste that lingers in your mouth for long.
• Patishapta - One of the most popular Bengali desserts on Bengali New Year, it is another pancake but long in shape and great thing about patishapta is the filling inside, which is of chenna or gur.
• Mishti Doi - Mishti Doi is the soul of West Bengal, and no one can have enough of it, the sweet yogurt is a popular dessert on every occasion.
• Payesh - It is basically a rice pudding, rice, sugar, and milk is used in this delicious dessert. Another fun fact is that payesh can also be made of jaggery instead of sugar and taste equally great.
• Roshogolla - Sometimes Roshogolla is used as an identity of a Bengali person and on every happy occasion or festival like Bengali New Year it is a must. The soft roshogolla sweet melts in the mouth and the taste lingers for along time.
• Rajbhog - This bengali dessert is made of chenna and dry fruits mixed in it like cashew, pista and almond. It belongs from the roshogolla family but is more bigger in size and lot more sweet.
• Narkel Naru - A traditional sweet made in every household by mother or grandmother, it is a grated coconut balls, made with sugar or jaggery. The narkel naru becomes a evening snack as it is small balls and 4-5 naru can be eaten in one go.
• Sandesh - Another popular dessert of Bengali community, the sandesh is favourite sweet for many made with milk and sugar. It is soft in texture and tastes great.
• Murir Moa - Yet again a homemade dessert, it is a sweet puffed rice balls. The murir moa is hard and has a crunch to it. Made with jaggery and puffed rice, it compliments narkel naru very well.
• Cham Cham - It is a traditional bengali sweet, which is made of flour, sugar, cream, coconut flakes.

How to wish New Year in Bengali?

As we know Bengali New Year is an important festival for the Bengali community and this day is celebrated with a lot of feasting and enjoyment with family and friends around. On this day people greet each other with a saying that goes like this "Subho Noboborsho. Preeti , Subhechha O Abhinandan" which means "Happy New Year. Love, Good Wishes and Congratulations".