In the shadow of war: Indian offers biryani comfort to Israeli troops

[PlanetWarrior]

Yea.. sounds like bs yendian.

If you wish to live in denial Bakristani, so be it

 

[Contrarian]

Great gesture.

 

[arp2041]

why hindus are serving Muslim dishes to jews?

B'coz we are SECULARS!!!

 

[janon]

why hindus are serving Muslim dishes to jews?

Because they can. And because they aren't bigoted and small minded to classify even food by religions.

 

[RazPaK]

Because they can. And because they aren't bigoted and small minded to classify even food by religions.

you yendians need to stop passing off our food as yours. That yendian woman should be serving israelis daal chapati.

 

[janon]

you yendians need to stop passing off our food as yours. That yendian woman should be serving israelis daal chapati.

It's not your food by any stretch of imagination. It originated either in South India (which has more varieties of biryani than any other place on earth), or it evolved from Turkic and central Asian cuisines. You Pakistanis (to play your silly game of mis-spelling the name, I should probably call you pukistani) don't have any cultural accomplishments of your own; you simply try to reflect in the light of the borrowed glory of other civilizations.

From WP:

Biryani, biriani, biriyani, buriyani, beryani, or beriani is a mixed rice dish from the Indian subcontinent.

The origin of the dish is unclear, according to one theory, the dish is of South Indian origin, the word 'biryani' is a corruption of a Kannada word 'bidi anna' (ಅಣ್ಣಾ ಬೀಡಿ) meaning "loose or unstuck rice", which later became "biriyani".[citation needed] South India has more varieties of biryani than any other part of the subcontinent. Also, rice is a more staple food in South India than the rest of India.[2] Other school of thought is that its of Central Asian origin, as it is probably derived from Pilaf, brought to India by the Turkic invaders from Central Asia, during the Mughal era and the name biryani is derived from the Persian word 'beryā(n)' (بریان), meaning "fried, roasted".[3]

 

[Gazprom]

It's not your food by any stretch of imagination. It originated either in South India (which has more varieties of biryani than any other place on earth), or it evolved from Turkic and central Asian cuisines. You Pakistanis (to play your silly game of mis-spelling the name, I should probably call you pukistani) don't have any cultural accomplishments of your own; you simply try to reflect in the light of the borrowed glory of other civilizations.

From WP:

not only that .Maany pakistanis hide their identity in west and claim to be indian.

 

[HariPrasad]

Pushkarna, a retired colonel’s daughter, said she would love to cook for children in Gaza, who are caught in the crossfire.

Typical Hindu Baniya lady. Israeli o ko bhi khilati hai aur pelestini o ko bhi khilane ki baat karti hai.

 

[janon]

Typical Hindu Baniya lady. Israeli o ko bhi khilati hai aur pelestini o ko bhi khilane ki baat karti hai.

She should be working in the IFS or the Ministry of external affairs - love to all, neutral in everything, never take a side. Arabs or Jews or Persians, we love you all.

 

[Gazprom]

Typical Hindu Baniya lady. Israeli o ko bhi khilati hai aur pelestini o ko bhi khilane ki baat karti hai.

Even more funny is Pakistanis are ashamed of their identity and claim to be hindu baniya to avoid the backlash in west.

 

[GURU DUTT]

An Indian woman known as the curry queen of Israel won over the hearts — and stomachs — of Israeli soldiers fighting in Gaza with a plate of aromatic chicken biryani last week.

Reena Pushkarna, who runs a chain of tandoori restaurants in Israel, set up a make-shift kitchen and rustled up 400 kg of biryani near the Gaza border where Israel and Hamas have been fighting for almost a month.

Pushkarna, who made Tel Aviv her home 30 years ago, and her crew of four chefs served the biryani to more than 2,000 Israeli soldiers, including Indian-origin Jews.



“My team and I had to dive into trenches twice to keep from getting killed last Thursday. But the initiative surely brought smiles to the faces of our soldiers,” Pushkarna told HT from Tel Aviv.

Israel said on Tuesday it had withdrawn its troops from Gaza for a 72-hour truce, but it is uncertain if the latest ceasefire will hold or collapse like past attempts to suspend hostilities.

Pushkarna, a retired colonel’s daughter, said she would love to cook for children in Gaza, who are caught in the crossfire.

“Lives have been shattered in this war. The tragedy on both sides breaks my heart,” she said of the conflict that has left close to 2,000 people dead, most of them Palestinians.

She is the convener of the Israel chapter of the Overseas Friends of BJP and flew down for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s swearing-in ceremony in May.

Her restaurant in Tel Aviv, called Tandoori, was the setting for Norway-mediated talks between the Israelis and Palestinians that led to a historic peace accord in 1993.

In the shadow of war: Indian offers biryani comfort to Israeli troops - Hindustan Times

another indian women trying to show she wants to be one from "martial race" she is trying to serve food of momins to "jews"

iska badla gazwa E hind ke dauran liya jayega

 

[FunkyGen]

Show this article of yours to the Indian Muslims, make them proud....

 

[RazPaK]

It's not your food by any stretch of imagination. It originated either in South India (which has more varieties of biryani than any other place on earth), or it evolved from Turkic and central Asian cuisines. You Pakistanis (to play your silly game of mis-spelling the name, I should probably call you pukistani) don't have any cultural accomplishments of your own; you simply try to reflect in the light of the borrowed glory of other civilizations.

From WP:

You fugly Indian. Anybody can edit Wikipedia. Everyone knows you bhartis try to pass off superior Muslim food as Indian. Now Biriyani is South Indian? Bwhahahahaha

I'm guessing some South Indian must have introduced it to the Afghans and Iranians as well. Gtfo...

 

[Sam Manekshaw]

why hindus are serving Muslim dishes to jews?

on the funny note: Coz they can kill Muslim after testing the food

 

[trident2010]

Nice gesture. Indian food is popular everywhere !!