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McDonalds goes to Delhi airport

From opening its first outlet at Basant Lok in Vasant Vihar in the Capital in 1996 to launching a new restaurant at the airport, McDonalds India has come a long way. On the eve of its 11th anniversary, McDonalds India opened its first express restaurant at Terminal 1A of the domestic airport this past Monday. The restaurant is located within the security lounge area covering about 600 square feet and will enable passengers to savour burgers, French fries and much more as they wait to board the aircraft. More : hindu.com

Khyber Group aims to create banqueting destination

Mumbai-based Khyber Group has added a new brand into its portfolio. The company, which owned a discotheque in the Northern suburbs of Mumbai has recently converted the property into a banqueting space with an aim to scale up its banqueting business. The company has rebranded the property as Serai and aims to expand it to cater to the wedding and the corporate catering segment. Speaking about the development, Sudheer Bahl, Owner, Khyber Group said, While Khyber, our flagship brand is recognised for North West Frontier cuisine, we wanted to offer different cuisines through our banquet. Thus, we developed a more

Half of Delhi’s school children drink soft drinks daily: Survey

Over 81 per cent of school children in the capital eat at a fast food joint at least once in a week and 47 per cent have one soft drink daily, says a new study. The study conducted by the Delhi Diabetes Research Centre (DDRC) in over 30 government and private schools says life style changes are having an adverse impact on the health of children. As many a 62 per cent of the 3,800 children who participated in the survey said they prefer junk food to green vegetables. Eleven per cent said they like eating lunch from school canteen and do

CORRECTED-Fasting Manipuri woman shifts protest to Delhi

GUWAHATI, India, Oct 4 (Reuters) - An Indian woman who has been on hunger strike for six years against human rights abuses in the remote northeastern state of Manipur shifted her fight to the capital New Delhi on Wednesday. Thirty-four-year-old Irom Sharmila Chanu has become an iconic figure for the people of Manipur since launching her hunger strike in late 2000 after soldiers shot 10 young men at a bus stop in a small town in Manipur. She says she will fast until the government repeals the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, which gives soldiers sweeping powers to kill suspected rebels, with

Healthy eating: NGO educates Delhi kids

An NGO in Delhi has started a programme where they are linking not eating right to heart attacks, diabetes and other diseases. For the 12-year-old students it is not yet another lecture but a reality check on what happens if you chose to live on junk food. In a reply to a question over why are pizzas and junk food bad for you? A 12-year-old says because the fat and cholesterol goes to our arteries and block making it difficult for our heart to pump blood effectively. This can also cause heart attacks later. Theres a little health revolution going on