This has been reported in telegraphindia.com dated 14 July 2016.
The committee has submitted its 100-page report to the state government's department of science and technology. In the report, it has cited several references to stake claim to the origin of the sweet and prove the Bengal government's stand "wrong".
The committee had submitted its interim report in September last year. In support of Odisha's claim, the committee has pointed to the sweet's reference in Dandi Ramayana, a version of the epic adapted by Balaram Das in the 16th century. The report also claimed that the sweet was being offered to gods in mutts and temples for over 600 years. The state government had initiated the process to obtain GI tag for Pahala rasgulla in May but the process got delayed because the Bengal government stepped in to stake its claim over its origin.
The GI tag would confer legal protection to the Odisha rasgulla, and also prevent its unauthorized use.
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