In 1868, Nobin Chandra modified the original recipe of "Rossogolla" that increased the shelf life of the sweet.
Rasgulla is derived from the words ras ("juice") and gulla ("ball"). Other names for the dish include rasagulla, rossogolla, roshogolla, rasagola, rasagolla, and rasbhari or rasbari (Nepali).
Rasgulla, purely made out of chhana, and bearing the texture and attributes of a sponge.
Rasgulla, a popular Indian sweet, is mainly associated with the states of West Bengal and Odisha.
Swati Saraf From Kolkata Serves Over 270 Varieties Of Roshogullas.
from 2017 the government of West Bengal has decided to celebrate "Rosogolla Utsob" every year on 28 December.
And in the 2017 rosogolla festival, Bengali confectioners prepared the world's largest rasgulla, which weighed nine kilograms.
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of rosogolla's invention, the government of West Bengal had also organised a three-day grand ‘Rosogolla festival’ from 28 December 2018 to 30 December 2018.