Bhishikanda Sweet. Lotus roots are a delicacy in the tribal belt of Vidarbha and Chattisgarh. They also provide food security to the Dheevar fishing community, which specialises in their extraction
Bhishikanda Sweet. Lotus roots are a delicacy in the tribal belt of Vidarbha and Chattisgarh. They also provide food security to the Dheevar fishing community, which specialises in their extraction
Peepal Ki Bhaji. Peepal leaves are a favourite of the Baiga tribe of Mandla and Dindori districts. Available for a brief time, the leaves add a variety to the plate
Peepal Ki Bhaji. Peepal leaves are a favourite of the Baiga tribe of Mandla and Dindori districts. Available for a brief time, the leaves add a variety to the plate
Peepal Ki Bhaji. Peepal leaves are a favourite of the Baiga tribe of Mandla and Dindori districts. Available for a brief time, the leaves add a variety to the plate
Peepal Ki Bhaji. Peepal leaves are a favourite of the Baiga tribe of Mandla and Dindori districts. Available for a brief time, the leaves add a variety to the plate
Peepal Ki Bhaji. Peepal leaves are a favourite of the Baiga tribe of Mandla and Dindori districts. Available for a brief time, the leaves add a variety to the plate
Peepal Ki Bhaji. Peepal leaves are a favourite of the Baiga tribe of Mandla and Dindori districts. Available for a brief time, the leaves add a variety to the plate
Peepal Ki Bhaji. Peepal leaves are a favourite of the Baiga tribe of Mandla and Dindori districts. Available for a brief time, the leaves add a variety to the plate
Peepal Ki Bhaji. Peepal leaves are a favourite of the Baiga tribe of Mandla and Dindori districts. Available for a brief time, the leaves add a variety to the plate
Poi Saag Dal. Indians love their pakoras, or fritters, during rainy season when eating spinach is considered a taboo. Spinach tends to get contaminated in waterlogged farms. Malabar spinach which grows above ground, is safe for consumption