What is pani puri called in northern states ?

In northern states this pani puri is known as gol gappe or gol gappa.

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But in West Bengal and parts of Bihar and Jharkhand, it is known as Puchkas or Phuchkas.

But here tamarind pulp becomes the essential ingredient for this variation.

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According to the Puranas, according to the ancient epic Mahabharata,

Pani Puri is said to have been invented by Draupadi,

a newly wed, when she was challenged (with her limited resources) to feed five men.

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Small amount of wheat flour

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Using the above, Draupadi displayed her creativity.

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