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You eat Chirwa if you get yourselves into accute diarrhea . It is traditionally believed to be a poop blocker.
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A country, weak in the economy, remains weak also in geopolitics. Strong in the economy brings in a country's importance that causes it to become strong in geopolitics as well. So, a weak economy means no strength in geopolitics. Therefore, Bangladesh is moving in right direction.Come to think about it Bangladesh does have a chance of becoming the first developed country in South Asia but politically will remain irrelevant in terms flexing muscles geo politically
In future politically will be one of the strongest nation I believe. Just because we are fortress of light surrounded by darkness. Let us become stronger economically and militarily first.Come to think about it Bangladesh does have a chance of becoming the first developed country in South Asia but politically will remain irrelevant in terms flexing muscles geo politically
I think it's a kind of rice called toota chawal. It is very cheap and when cooked (as it's already broken) becomes mashed rice dish. But I am not so sure about it.Wtf ?
Khichri in Pakistan looks so different.
Its basically boiled white rice with some lentils & mostly given to babies or when someones got a bad stomach.
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Poha/chiru? What is that? Never seen “flattened rice”, how exactly is it flattened? By boiling it and than pressing it and drying it?
Doesnt it go bad? I mean cold rice below chunkish/solid.
Wtf ?
Khichri in Pakistan looks so different.
Its basically boiled white rice with some lentils & mostly given to babies or when someones got a bad stomach.
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Poha/chiru? What is that? Never seen “flattened rice”, how exactly is it flattened? By boiling it and than pressing it and drying it?
Doesnt it go bad? I mean cold rice below chunkish/solid.
No, it is not the broken rice, it is full rice, actually paddy . In BD there is a special kind of rice little sweat which is boiled, dried and then smashed by a round wooden pole with some mechanism. I am not sure but smashing may be done nowadays by a machine (?). Someone else can tell us the truth.I think it's a kind of rice called toota chawal. It is very cheap and when cooked (as it's already broken) becomes mashed rice dish. But I am not so sure about it.
BD Bengalis have a better choice of fish--->Hilsa....WB Bengali have good mutton based dishes....Though I am "ghoti" and have no connection with BD, I feel very proud that BD is progressing rapidly...I hope BD is gifted with immense political stability..I hope the conflicts between two "Didis" are resolved (Mamata didi and Haseena didi)...
I personally have a wish to ordain as a Buddhist monk in Bangladesh during the last years of my life, even if that means saying (partial) goodbye to my family... Giving back to the land, the people and reviving the glories of the Pala Empire
I personally feel that the rise of Bangladesh is the second glorious time of this region after the peak of the Pala Empire
This is not different than the warm feelings a Pashtun on this side of the Durand Line would get when he hears news of a rising,booming Afghanistan
PS: My patience is wearing thin on these casteist N.Indian and W.Indian louts
Unfortunately it looks like BD is the only country in the region with a realistic chance of being developed.
India is just too big and fragmented to be able to become a strong nation state. Myanmar is a total and utter mess.
Best that Muslim areas of W Bengal, most of NE and Arakan join BD as this will benefit both India and Myanmar in the long term.
I think it's a kind of rice called toota chawal. It is very cheap and when cooked (as it's already broken) becomes mashed rice dish. But I am not so sure about it.
As far as I know, Pakistanis do not know or eat this item. It may be because wheat is the traditional staple food there. Debt tree juice or its gur is also not available in Pakistan. Most delicious traditional foods in Bengal.