Gucchi marmik, millet pulao, khumb galouti: What's on the Brics gala dinner menu
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted a gala dinner for BRICS leaders in New Delhi, featuring a menu of traditional Indian cuisine. The event included a cultural performance titled 'Brics Symphony' to celebrate the summit.
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Diplomatic events like these serve as important soft-power platforms for host nations to strengthen international relations and showcase cultural heritage.
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's gala dinner for Brics leaders and other visiting dignitaries is underway at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi on Saturday evening, following the first day of the Brics Summit. The dinner is expected to conclude in the next 10 to 15 minutes.The evening features a specially curated Indian menu showcasing regional flavours and traditional preparations, along with a cultural performance by an ensemble of more than 100 artistes from India and other Brics member countries.What’s on the dinner menuThe gala dinner features a specially curated Indian menu that brings together regional flavours, traditional recipes and contemporary interpretations of Indian cuisine.The meal begins with Khandvi Mille - Feuille, a steamed gram-flour roll tempered with mustard, coconut and curry leaves, served with Kesar mango, micro-greens and yoghurt dressing.
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