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100 Atal Canteens To Open In Delhi, Launch Likely On PM Modi's Birthday
The Delhi government is planning to launch 100 Atal Canteens across the national capital, with the inauguration expected to take place on September 17 - to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday, government sources told NDTV.
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5 Popular Meals Under INR 100 In Delhi That Are Filling And Super Tasty
Budget-friendly foods in Delhi: If you are on a tight budget, you can still manage to find a bevy of meals in Delhi that are tasty and will quell your hunger instantly.
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Looking for a meal @ Rs 5 in Delhi, this is what we found
Congress leader Rasheed Masood has contended that Rs 5 can buy a meal in Delhi. He should know - the Congress rules both Delhi and at the Centre.
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Raj Babbar says Mumbai meal is Rs. 12. Delhi at Rs. 5, says colleague
With the government under attack for claiming that poverty in India has declined by 22 per cent in seven years since it came to power, Congress spokesperson Raj Babbar added a new dimension to the controversy by declaring that it's possible, even today, to eat a complete meal in Mumbai for Rs 12.
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100 Atal Canteens To Open In Delhi, Launch Likely On PM Modi's Birthday
The Delhi government is planning to launch 100 Atal Canteens across the national capital, with the inauguration expected to take place on September 17 - to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday, government sources told NDTV.
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5 Popular Meals Under INR 100 In Delhi That Are Filling And Super Tasty
Budget-friendly foods in Delhi: If you are on a tight budget, you can still manage to find a bevy of meals in Delhi that are tasty and will quell your hunger instantly.
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Looking for a meal @ Rs 5 in Delhi, this is what we found
Congress leader Rasheed Masood has contended that Rs 5 can buy a meal in Delhi. He should know - the Congress rules both Delhi and at the Centre.
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Raj Babbar says Mumbai meal is Rs. 12. Delhi at Rs. 5, says colleague
With the government under attack for claiming that poverty in India has declined by 22 per cent in seven years since it came to power, Congress spokesperson Raj Babbar added a new dimension to the controversy by declaring that it's possible, even today, to eat a complete meal in Mumbai for Rs 12.
