Janmashtmi 2023: Lord Krishna's Favourite Foods

By Niveditha Kalyanaraman September 3rd, 2023 Image Credit: Unsplash Image Credit: Unsplash

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Makhan

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Chipped Rice

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Jamun

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Taler Bora

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Charnamrit

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