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  1. ₹150.00
    Sharod Sonkha Hangla Hensel (1430) 2023 is the Puja edition of Hangla Hneshel food magazine which is the first international Bengali food magazine which is set to grab the attention of a million through its scintillating ideas and innovations of Bengali food. The grandeur and appeal of Bengali food is an eminent aspect in all over the cosmos. This Sharod Sonkha contains food recipes, food items and many other foods tips for this Durga Puja 2023. So this special issue of Hangla Hensel will provide food guide for this Durga Puja 2023.
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    Hangla Hensel Sharod Sonkha (1425) 2018 is the Puja edition of Hangla Hneshel food magazine which is the first international Bengali food magazine which is set to grab the attention of a million through its scintillating ideas and innovations of Bengali food. The grandeur and appeal of Bengali food is an eminent aspect in all over the cosmos. This Sharod Sonkha contains food recipes, food items and many other foods tips for this Durga Puja 2018. So this special issue of Hangla Hensel will provide food guide for this Durga Puja 2018.
  3. ₹183.00
    To celebrate 100th birthday anniversary of Satyajit Ray Bong Haat brings to you this special combo magazine pack which will have Desh 2nd May 2021, Anandamela 5th May 2021, Kishore Bharati 5th May 2021 and Anandalok 27th April 2021.  What can be the better way to remember our own Satyajit Ray than this?