70-Yr-Old Man Marks 50 Years of Selling Rasgullas in Pathsala streets

For the past 50 years, 70-year-old Tengo Ghosh, a resident of Taltal in Bajali district, has been a familiar sight on the streets of Pathsala. Carrying a tin full of fresh, syrupy rasgullas, he has walked miles every day, bringing sweetness to people’s lives.

Ghosh began his journey at the age of 20, dedicating his life to this simple yet heartwarming trade. His rasgullas, known for their authentic taste and soft texture, have become a favorite among locals. Despite his age, he continues his daily rounds, selling the sweet treats from door to door.

Residents of Pathsala admire his dedication and hard work. Many recall buying rasgullas from him since their childhood and appreciate his unwavering commitment. “He is not just a seller; he is a part of our memories,” said a local resident.

As he completes 50 years of his sweet journey, residents believe he deserves recognition for his service. “He is an inspiration for many. His hard work should be acknowledged,” says another local resident.

Despite changing times and modern sweet shops, Tengo Ghosh remains steadfast in his traditional method of selling, keeping alive a legacy of taste and dedication. His story is a testament to perseverance and passion, proving that true satisfaction comes not just from earning but from spreading joy.