Choddo Shaak: Why Do Bengalis Eat 14 Kinds of Green Vegetables on Kali Pujo?
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- Catalogue identifier
- kali-import-3fd49f883502afa72d5f
- Alternate titles and import identifiers
- KALI-100B4-055
- Author or attribution
- Slurrp
- Record type
- Article
- Language
- English
- Date / edition
- n.d.
- Source / repository
- Slurrp
- Access
- Open access
- Subjects
- 100-Source Research Supplement — Batch 4, November 2026; Kali Puja; Food
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Food custom of the Kali Puja season and its explanations.
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Title: Choddo Shaak: Why Do Bengalis Eat 14 Kinds of Green Vegetables on Kali Pujo?
Authors: Slurrp
Record type: Article
Language: English
Year: n.d.
Source / Publisher: Slurrp
Full-text URL: https://slurrp.com/article/choddo-shaak--why-do-bengalis-eat-14-kinds-of-green-vegetables-on-kali-pujo----1629372618425
Subjects: Kali Puja; Food
Description: Food custom of the Kali Puja season and its explanations.
Access: Free full text
Dedupe check (vs. 672-record catalogue + batches 1-3, 4 Nov 2026): No URL, title or object-number match (catalogue or batches 1-3)
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Slurrp. Choddo Shaak: Why Do Bengalis Eat 14 Kinds of Green Vegetables on Kali Pujo?. Slurrp. n.d.. https://slurrp.com/article/choddo-shaak--why-do-bengalis-eat-14-kinds-of-green-vegetables-on-kali-pujo----1629372618425
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