Original sentence: Another characteristic of Bengali food is the use of a unique cutting instrument, the bothi.Characteristic ingredients of traditional Bengali food include rice, masur dal (broken red lentils), moong dal (broken mung beans), mustard oil, mustard paste, posto ([poppyseed]]) and coconut.In East Bengal, now Bangladesh, the cuisine developed relatively isolated from influences of the rest of India and South East Asia by the difficult geography of the Ganges delta.In western parts of Bengal, dominated by the megacity of Kolkata, a separate cuisine emerged.Tea-time was probably inspired by the British, but the food itself bears the stamp of the substantial Marwari population in Kolkata
Edited sentence: After the partition of India, a huge number of hindus from the east migrated to the west so this distinction is no longer geographic, but bangal and ghoti sub-cultures continue to exist.Another characteristic of Bengali Hindu food is the use of a unique cutting instrument, the bothi.Bangal food is originally the food of the Hindu peasants of east Bengal.Characteristic ingredients of both kinds of Hindu Bengali food include rice, masur dal (broken red lentils), moong dal (broken mung beans), mustard oil, mustard paste, posto ([poppyseed]]) and coconut.Furthermore, the Islamization of Bengal proceeded quite slowly and was geographically isolated from the political centres of Muslim India; many local customs and habits, including food habits, were thus largely preserved.Ghoti food is the food of the wealthier western parts of Bengal, dominated by the megacity of Calcutta.Hindu Bengal has always been divided into the people from east Bengal (Bangal) and those from the west (Ghoti).Tea-time was probably inspired by the British, but the food itself bears the stamp of the substantial Marwari population in Calcutta.The dividing line has now become the international border between West Bengal in India, and Bangladesh, but for hundreds of years the division was merely one of culture and geography.This cuisine developed relatively isolated from influences of the rest of India and South East Asia by the difficult geography of the Ganges delta.Though Bangaledesh has a muslim majority, there is nevertheless a substantial population of Hindus