What is name for Indian bread?

There are many different types of Indian bread, each with its own unique name. Some of the most common types of Indian bread include:

* Roti: A flatbread that is made from whole wheat flour and is typically cooked in a tandoor oven.

* Naan: A leavened flatbread that is made from white flour and is typically cooked in a tandoor oven.

* Paratha: A layered flatbread that is made from whole wheat flour and is typically filled with vegetables or cheese.

* Puri: A deep-fried flatbread that is made from white flour and is typically served with curries.

* Bhatura: A leavened, deep-fried bread that is made from white flour and is typically served with chole (a chickpea curry).

* Kulcha: A flatbread that is made from maida flour (a type of refined wheat flour) and is typically stuffed with vegetables or cheese.

* Missi roti: A flatbread that is made from whole wheat flour and is flavoured with spices and herbs.

* Thepla: A flatbread that is made from whole wheat flour and is flavoured with spices and herbs.