From the Ghugni of Odisha-style, Gondli Kheer in Jharkhand, Litti Chokha in Bihar will be placed in a house reception on Independence Day for guests for guests for guests in time of President Drupadi Murmu for derivation from Mishti Doo-Eastern states of West Bengal.
A Rashtrapati Bhavan, released on Friday, said, “At home, 2025 is a unique festival of four states from the eastern part of India, with food to make a rich reserves, music, some names of living art traditions.
The thematic menu is a departure from the past when guests will be served for staple food ceremony from the kitchen of Rashtrapati Bhavan. Under Murmu, the highest constitutional office wants to offer regional specialties to celebrate India’s food culture.
To ensure this, Rashtrapati Bhavan has dropped the Indian Savori during the banquet for the guests of the state such as presidents or Prime Ministers of other countries.
At the upcoming home, the all-vegetarian menu includes Mochar Chop (Snack made of banana flowers), Elu Matar Chop of Jharkhand, Ghugni (Curry made of Chole), and Dahi Bara Alohu Dum-Ek Street Food, which have roots in Cuttack.
There will be some highlights in Odisha’s famous Chenna Poda (Baked Cottage Paneer), jaggery -filled Gur Sandesh and Mishti Doi Sweet Section. Anarsa (pastry-like snacks made with soaked rice and jaggery) and other items for Gondli Kheer sweets are among other items.
Popular Indian drinks such as Gondhoraj Ghol (Bengal-style buttermilk), bell sherbet (wooden apple juice) and Sattu Sherbet are on the menu.
In addition to cuisine, the house ceremony will include Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and other ministers, diplomats and top-ranking guests, who will showcase the culture and art of four eastern states.
“Re -confirming the important role of living art traditions in preserving the spirit of India’s artistic traditions, preserving cultural identity and inspiring future generations continues in Rashtrapati Bhavan, as we celebrate these rich artistic traditions and bring them to the forefront, which felt the President of the world to preserve and promote various cultural custody of India.”
Invitation cards for this program are designed by ground level artists, who attended the prestigious in-earscide program, in which artists, writers, writers, painters and innovations scholars live in a comprehensive Rashtrapati Bhavan to carry forward their creative skills.
Many rural artists, most women participated in the in-residence program, which have been revised under Murmu. The work of the artists will be displayed on the invitation cards, the tables on the table and the decoration of the Ashok Hall, where the incident will be held.
