Ker Sangri: Recently, Rajasthan’s iconic dish Ker Sangri was officially awarded a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, acknowledging its distinct origin and cultural significance tied to the arid Thar Desert region.

o The berries are bitter raw but become tasty after soaking, boiling, and cooking with spices and curd, giving the dish a spicy and tangy flavor.
o It is healthy, rich in fiber and nutrients, and usually eaten with bajra roti and ghee.
o The khejri tree is important to the Bishnoi community, who protect it as a symbol of life.
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