From Butter Chicken To Dhokla! What Do Our Favourite Leaders Like To Eat?


2024/04/02 16:04:04 IST

Amit Shah

    Indias Home Minister favours light and straightforward meals. Poha topped with sev and lemon juice is one of his preferred breakfast choices, providing sustained energy for the day.

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Narendra Modi

    Our esteemed Prime Minister, originating from Gujarat, prefers simple flavours. His diet often includes Khichdi for its digestive benefits, alongside Khatta Dhokla and Khandvi.

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Nitin Gadkari

    Representing Maharashtra, the Minister of Road Transport & Highways relishes street food. He particularly enjoys Bhelpuri from renowned Mumbai street food vendors.

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Arvind Kejriwal

    Delhis Chief Minister and AAP leader adheres to a strict diet due to diabetes. He occasionally indulges in fried chanas or digestive biscuits for their convenience and filling nature.

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Smriti Zubin Irani

    Former TV actress and Minister of Women and Child Development, Irani, appreciates Gujarati and Parsi cuisine. Dhokla and Dhansak hold special places among her favourites.

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Sonia Gandhi

    As the President of the Indian National Congress, Sonia treasures coffee due to her Italian heritage.

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Rahul Gandhi

    A prominent member of the Indian National Congress, Rahul, a true Delhiite, delights in diverse cuisines. His palate savours butter chicken, Lucknowi kebabs, and biryani.

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Dr Shashi Tharoor

    Renowned for his linguistic prowess, Dr Tharoor enjoys South Indian delicacies. He prefers Idli with chilli chutney and dosas for a fulfilling meal.

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Mamata Banerjee

    Known as Mamata Didi, the Chief Minister of West Bengal indulges in tea-time snacks. Aloor Chop, or deep-fried potato fritters, stands out as one of her favourites.

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Yogi Adityanath

    Uttar Pradeshs Chief Minister starts his day with an early breakfast. Porridge and papaya are staples in his diet, but he particularly relishes dishes made from jackfruit.

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