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  • Actor Irrfan Khan ( "Slumdog Millionaire"), who stars in "Paan Singh Tomar" as a champion runner who becomes a rebel, noted that such a biographical film about a societal anti-hero would not have been made in India a decade ago.

    Kids Take Over the School Steve Dollar 2010

  • Specifically, Paan is made by taking a betel creeper leaf, adding some ingredients -- the masala -- and then folding it up into a triangle for chewing/consumption.

    Boing Boing: January 9, 2005 - January 15, 2005 Archives 2005

  • In Mumbai, in south Indian Restaurant. the dish called Paan li is somewhat different, It's some sort of sweet, I do not remeber exactly, I think made out of coconut, wrapped in Paa.

    Leafy thin - Paan Pole 2007

  • A Marathi Taat/Paan/Thali was a balanced diet once upon a time when people worked hard.

    Koshimbir The Marathi Salad Anjali 2009

  • A Marathi Taat/Paan/Thali was a balanced diet once upon a time when people worked hard.

    Archive 2009-04-01 Anjali 2009

  • Paan, a mildly intoxicating preparation wrapped in a leaf, usually contains tobacco and other flavorings.

    Today's Photos: March 17 2009

  • The Paan as in leaf a steel one here the thali consisted of:

    Festive Meal Anjali 2007

  • The Paan as in leaf a steel one here the thali consisted of:

    Archive 2007-04-01 Anjali 2007

  • Paan (tobacco) chewing politicians (like Laloo Prasad) set examples that we love to follow.

    The Danger of biking around in Bangalore 2007

  • The Mitha Paan (I didn't try the tobacco variety) usually has betel nut, lime paste, almond powder, grated coconut, pistachio powder, and sometime a very sweet cherry jam or chutney.

    Boing Boing: January 9, 2005 - January 15, 2005 Archives 2005

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