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After seeing this recipe of bhindi, you will stop making bhindi sabzi and will always like to make paratha and eat it, claims this viral video. Watch for yourself and decide.

Bhindi paratha: Another bizarre food experiment shocks netizens; video goes viral

After seeing this recipe of bhindi, you will stop making bhindi sabzi and will always like to make paratha and eat it, claims this viral video. Watch for yourself and decide.

Social media has everything, from beauty tips to recipes to weird food experiments. This time another desi food experiment has taken over the internet which is talk of the town.
Indians love parathas and stuffed parathas are our all time favourites. From aloo to gobhi to mooli, we have heard and eaten all of them but this time it is something very unusual.
Even though it is many of our favourite vegetable, having its paratha is something we would not have even dreamt of. It is bhindi or okra. Yes read ahead to know more.
<h3>Viral Bhindi Paratha</h3>
Recently a video of Bhindi Paratha is going viral on social media, which was shared on Instagram by a food blogger. As soon as the video landed people started reacting to it.
The video shows a woman cutting bhindi, then mixing it with spices. She then rolls them in flour dough and makes hot piping paranthas out of them. Even though the parathas look sumptious, social media users are shocked to see this bizarre experiment.
One of the users have commented that they would prefer to remain hungry rather than trying this parantha while another one said even those who love bhindi will stop eating the vegetable after seeing this. The video has received around 8.6 milllion views and 106,749 likes on Instagram till now and still counting. People can't stop talking about it. What do you think? Will you try this recipe ever?
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25-year-old killed Noida woman dies on the way to Murthal for parathas after booze party 

25-year-old Noida woman dies on the way to Murthal for parathas after booze party 

Those injured have been identified as Robin, Prabhash, Arpit, Abhishek and Shweta, all in their 20s, police said.

A plan to visit Murthal for 'parathas' following a 'liquor party' turned fatal for a 25-year-old woman who died after the speeding car she was travelling in with five others hit the divider and turned turtle on Saturday, police said.
Four of the occupants suffered minor injuries while one, who was driving the vehicle allegedly in an inebriated condition, sustained grave injuries but all are stated to be out of danger, police said.
Murthal is a village in Haryana's Sonipat, around 100 km from Noida and famous for 24x7 dhabas.
According to police, the incident took place at around 12.30 am on the elevated road near Gijhod under Sector 24 police station limits.
The deceased has been identified as Bhoomika Jaduan, a native of Gwalior district in Madhya Pradesh. She worked at a private management company
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Those injured have been identified as Robin, Prabhash, Arpit, Abhishek and Shweta, all in their 20s, police said.
"The hatchback had six passengers, including two women, and appears to have been over-speeding. The driver lost control and hit the divider on the right side of the road. The deceased was sitting in the rear but due to the collision, the car's window broke and she suffered severe head injury and died on the spot,&rdquo; Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (Noida) Ashutosh Dwivedi.
Dwivedi said when police spoke to the driver of the car, he said the vehicle was travelling at a speed of 70-80 kmph but evidence suggests that the speed was not less than 100 kmph.
After the car hit the divider, it dagged for about 50 metres before turning turtle, he said.

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