Archive · 26 May 2025
Scientist Devours 23 Litchis at Bihar Litchi Festival
At a university event called Litchi Mahotsav, scientists and students gathered to celebrate litchis from Bihar.
The main event was a contest where a scientist, Shaista Tabassum, ate 23 litchis in just three minutes!
The university is also researching ways to sell litchis year-round by mixing them with other ingredients.
It was a fun event showcasing the famous litchi and promoting its agricultural development.
An agricultural scientist, Shaista Tabassum, ate 23 litchis in 3 minutes.
The event was the Litchi Mahotsav, promoting Bihar's litchi.
The contest was called "Litchi Khao, Inam Pao".
Vice-chancellor P S Pandey mentioned combining litchi with other ingredients.
The event also discussed long-term litchi storage.
- Who
- Shaista Tabassum and other participants and observers.
- What
- Shaista Tabassum ate 23 litchis in a contest.
- When
- During the Litchi Mahotsav.
- Where
- Pusa, Samastipur, at Dr Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural University.
- Why
- To promote Bihar's litchi production and celebrate the fruit.
Serious Agricultural Research
Litchi Eating Contest
Event Focus
Serious Agricultural Research
Focus on climate-resilient farming and long-term storage.
Litchi Eating Contest
Prioritize a contest for eating litchis.
- Event
- Litchi Mahotsav
- Location
- Pusa, Samastipur
- University
- Dr Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural University
- Contest
- Litchi Khao, Inam Pao
- Scientist
- Shaista Tabassum
- Litchis Consumed
- 23
- Time
- 3 minutes
