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BRICS 18th Summit 2026: From Gujarat's Bhakarwadi To Tamil Nadu's Murukku, What's Special Menu For Leaders At Delhi's Top Hotels?
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· September 12, 2026
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Key points The aim is to highlight India's rich gastronomic heritage through food offerings. Regional Indian snacks, sweets, and delicacies have been curated for visiting dignitaries.
World leaders and senior delegates are experiencing India's diverse culinary traditions. Traditional recipes from various states are being showcased alongside contemporary hospitality. The aim is to highlight India's rich gastronomic heritage through food offerings.
Regional Indian snacks, sweets, and delicacies have been curated for visiting dignitaries. This effort is part of a larger event, with further details available from the source.
A focus on promoting certain ingredients is also underway, with traditional recipes being featured in special menus.
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