Sweet News : Odisha Rasagola -A New GI product of India

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Odisha Rasagola 


"Rasagola" Food Stuff from the State of Odisha finally secured GI (Geographical Indications) Tag status in India on 29th July 2019,  "Odisha Rasagola" is the 345th Geographical Indication Product in India. 


In the year 2017, there was a legal battle two states West Bengal and Odisha for "Rasagola" - an Indian syrupy dessert made from ball-shaped dumplings of Chhena. 


The legal battle started in the year 2017 when "Banglar Rasogolla" secured GI Tag status, where Odisha failed to stop "Banglar Rasagolla" to get GI tag status. Odisha Decided to file New Geographical Indications application for protecting "Odisha Rasagola" and finally it succeeded in protecting Odisha Rasagola under Geographical Indications Protection. 




Uniqueness: "Odishara Rasagola" is closely linked with Lord Jagarnath Culture. 

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  1. anraj26 December 2019 at 03:58

    Wow! your blog post is awesome and informative and i really liked it. I want to share information about GI registration to identify agricultural, natural or manufactured goods and special quality or reputation or other characteristics. Again Thanks for sharing this post.

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