From The Times of India
Center Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.Late-arriving grooms put on notice as Kashmir's wedding chefs set 10 pm deadline for wazwan
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In Srinagar, traditional wedding chefs known as waza have decided to stop serving the ceremonial wazwan after 10 pm. At a conference held in a marriage hall in the Rajouri Kadal area, the chefs said they were fed up with “inhuman conditions” and long hours caused by delays, especially when grooms arrive late. The unanimous decision was presented as a response to poor treatment and extended waiting times for the groom’s arrival.
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Srinagar: Tired of endless wait for the groom's arrival, Kashmir's traditional chefs, known as 'waza', have set a 10 pm deadline on serving wazwan at weddings. At a conference at a marriage hall in Rajouri Kadal area of the city, wazas discussed the "inhuman conditions" they are made to work under…
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Srinagar, Nov 11: Tired of endless wait for the groom's arrival, Kashmir's traditional chefs, known as 'waza', have set a 10 pm deadline on serving wazwan at weddings. At a conference at a marriage hall in Rajouri Kadal area of the city, wazas discussed the "inhuman conditions" they are made to work…
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Kashmir's wedding chefs, known as waza, have unanimously decided to stop serving food after 10 pm. They have cited long working hours and poor treatment as reasons for this decision. Working conditions have become difficult due to extended delays from guests, particularly the groom's arrival. Chefs…
