PM Narendra Modi met British Prime Minister Theresa May and discussed bilateral ties on his London visit.
Highlights
- PM Modi is on a 4-day visit to UK
- A team of 9 members will serve him vegetarian food in London
- The food menu for PM Modi will have Gujarat-based delicacies
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reached the UK today for a four-day visit to attend the 2018 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in London. He will have both bilateral as well as multilateral meetings with different heads of states attending the meeting.
To ensure PM Narendra Modi gets pure vegetarian food during his London visit, special chefs have appointed to prepare Gujarati delicacies for him.
He is scheduled to have a breakfast meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May a 9 am.
Shenoy Karmani, Executive chef of St. James Court Taj Hotel in Buckingham Gate, has been appointed to prepare the breakfast for the Prime Minister's bilateral meeting and lunch for the ongoing Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting or CHOGM on Tuesday.
The executive chef told ANI that he and his team of eight members will serve pure vegetarian "Ghar ka Khana" to Prime Minister Modi.
The breakfast menu will comprise of tea and coffee, poha, upma, puri, bhaji and seera.
Later in the day Prime Minister Modi, along with his delegation team, will be served lunch at the Buckingham's Taj hotel.
The lunch will also be prepared under the guidance of Chef Shenoy Karmani. The menu will be high on the specific Gujarat-based delicacies including khaman dhokla, khandvi, dal, dal pakora, torai masala, stuffed karela, paneer bhurji, and khichdi.
The food preparations will be done in pure clarified butter.
British Prime Minister Theresa May will be hosting dinner for the leaders of all the Commonwealth nations who are participating in the Commonwealth Heads of Government summit.
On April 20, the Commonwealth Games Federation will host a breakfast for heads of government. The summit concludes later that day when leaders will issue their communique and a leaders' statement after their retreat.
(With Inputs From ANI)