From Chole bhature of Dehli to Dosa of South, From Rosogolla of From Lassi of Punjab Bengal to Dhokla of Gujarat, to Biryani of Hyderabad, From Vada pav of Mumbai to Puchka of Kolkata, From Dal bati churma of Rajasthan to Litti chokha of Bihar, India is all about mouth watering cuisines.
No wonder why Indian cuisine always tops the foodies list worldwide.And these are not just food but the emotions of people. Visit us or order online and experience Maa ke haath ka swaad! ❤
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During the nationwide lockdon due to COVID19, when people are not getting two-meals properly, the Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee (DSGMC) has stepped forward with a helping hand and is feeding 40000 people daily through the mega kitchen setup that is also buzzing on social media for the automatic bread machine. The DSGMC has prepared the Gurudwara Bangla Sahib kitchen to provide food to thousands of people every day in the national capital.
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