AGARTALA / NEW DELHI, April 14 (TIWN): Amid long rows, no compromise when it is about testing sweets on Naba-Borsha, that is the new year for Bengalis.

Big rows were witnessed in front of various shops today, customers gathered to buy sweets.

Due to COVID19 lockdown, distance maintaining has turned mandatory, but amid big rows, customers thronged to shops to purchase sweets on Tuesday to mark a New Year in Bengali calendar.

In non-veg markets price rates skyrocketed with Rs. 2000 of mutton per kilo.

“Doi” and “Rosogolla” are the common among them whereas now, in modern era, various fashionable sweets in shapes and tests are available.

For Tripura indigenous calendar also, today is a New Year.