Students and Wardens: 25 Photos of Litti-Chokha Picnic in Sabarmati Hostel in JNU
On the eve of the Republic Day yesterday when the hostel mess was closed, many students and all wardens of Sabarmati hostel in JNU campus planned and successfully executed a Litti-Chokha picnic in the hostel. The students and wardens (about 50 people) with the help of two staff made hundreds of Littis and enjoyed a nice evening in the hostel. This was a unique event in the JNU Campus. Please visit my primary blog and the sidebar for a lot of JNU stories, blogs, pics and images.
These are photos of the event mostly in the order that they happened. This photos will also illustrate how to make Litti Chokha. You can join the Litti Chokha Facebook group or the Litti Chokha group on Orkut if you are a Litti Chokha fan. Looking forward to the next hostel picnic! 🙂 Click on the share link in the right sidebar to share/mail this post with your friends.
Warden with students (Vinay, Aniruddha, Manish Anand, Akram, Himanshu and another person) at about 6. 27 PM at the venue (near the hostel gym).
The fire! Dung Cakes! What a rare sight this one in the city! 🙂
Littis!!!
Friends of warden (sitting, the two people on the left).
Girls (not all of them are from the Sabarmati hostel). The girl on the left wanted me to write her name with the photo but I forgot her name! 😮
The third person is a mess staff
One of the guests was quite an expert! 🙂
Husband and kids of one of the four wardens on the right.
Process to remove the dust from the Littis
Applying ghee to all Littis in one go!
Ghee being applied individually to Littis
Making Chokha!
People enjoying finally! 🙂 It was followed by ice cream (Vanilla and Butterscotch; ice cream was my idea, needless to say! I love ice cream and we had 8 litres yesterday to feast on! 🙂
thats a very nice way to celebrate the day…….. i liked ur burning cowdung cake photo and the one with the baking littis on it
Thank you Paramita for the comment. We are planning a next similar event (and you can tell me if you are interested).
vikas sir, litti chokha party ka maza aa gaya.
aapne blog par dal kar ise amar kar diya.
litti chokha party ka agla plan kab bana rahe hain?
Thanks a lot.
Vinay,
jab marji kara lo phir se! Shayad Holi ka din theek rahe. 🙂
ये चीज भी भला ऐसे खाया जाता है? कभी हमें भी बुलाया जाए तो खाकर बताऊँ कि इसे कैसे खाया जाए.. 🙂
Hi Vikas, the photographs of litti party is really good and it shows that it is enjoyed by everybody as there is no side-effects to it. Its really good that the journey of Litti from bihar to rest of India has made its mark felt. No doubt some people redicule a bihari (thanks to lalu and fis regime) he has reduced a bihari to a status of a refugee
in his own country but people like you have uploaded the litti party photographs on your blog clearly shows that Litti rules the roost beyond the borders of bihar..