Feb 25, 2024, 10:43 PM IST

Indian sweets with GI tags

Kajari Goswami

Mihi dana: Originated in West Bengal, this sweet dish received a GI tag in 2017.

Dharwad peda: This sweet is named after its place of origin, Dharwad, Karnataka. It received its GI tag in 2007.

Rosogulla: This world-famous sweet that originated in West Bengal received its GI tag in 2017.

Sitabhog: This sweet dish comes from West Bengal and it got its GI tag in 2017.

Kavilpatti Kadalai Mittai: Kovilpatti of Tamil Nadu is renowned for its sweet dishes. Kavilpatti Kadalai Mittai received its GI tag in 2017.

Silao Khaja: This sweet dish received the GI tag in 2018.

Bebinca: Bebinca received its GI tag in 2023.

Srivilliputtur Palkova: This sweet from Tamil Nadu received its GI tag in 2019.

Goan Khaje: Originated in Goa, this sweet received a GI tag in 2020.

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