Service, Sacrifice, and Strength | Col. Rajeev Bharwan on Life Beyond Uniform | Mumma Sir
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What an incredible event🌟 A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this experience unforgettable an event with Col. Rajeev Bharwan aka ‘Mumma Sir’
We are truly overwhelmed by the energy, support, and enthusiasm that filled the room during our event. To all our attendees, sponsors, and special guests, thank you for being a part of this journey. Your presence made it a grand success, and we couldn’t have done it without you. A special shoutout to our team and partners for their tireless efforts and dedication. Every smile, handshake, and interaction reflected the spirit of unity and growth we aimed to create. Looking forward to many more events together as we continue to build something special. Stay connected for more exciting updates and future happenings
Thank you all once again 🙏✨
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Pune’s culinary landscape is a rich tapestry of traditional Maharashtrian and modern delights. Among its iconic dishes, Misal Pav shines as a spicy curry of sprouted lentils, topped with sev and served with buttered pav. Vada Pav, a spicy potato fritter in a bun, offers a quick, flavorful snack. For a sweet indulgence, Puran Poli—a flatbread stuffed with jaggery and chana dal—is a festive favorite. Kheema Pav provides a hearty option with spicy minced meat served alongside buttery pav. Bhel Puri, a tangy and crunchy chaat made from puffed rice and sev, is a popular street food. Bhakri and Thecha present a rustic experience with coarse-grained flatbread and a spicy chutney. Lastly, the city’s Shrewsbury Biscuits from Kayani Bakery are a cherished treat, known for their buttery richness. Each dish reflects Pune’s diverse and vibrant food culture.
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Pune's Best and Famous Foods
Pune’s culinary landscape is a rich tapestry of traditional Maharashtrian and modern delights. Among its iconic dishes, Misal Pav shines as a spicy curry of sprouted lentils, topped with sev and served with buttered pav. Vada Pav, a spicy potato fritter in a bun, offers a quick, flavorful snack. For a sweet indulgence, Puran Poli—a flatbread stuffed with jaggery and chana dal—is a festive favorite. Kheema Pav provides a hearty option with spicy minced meat served alongside buttery pav. Bhel Puri, a tangy and crunchy chaat made from puffed rice and sev, is a popular street food. Bhakri and Thecha present a rustic experience with coarse-grained flatbread and a spicy chutney. Lastly, the city’s Shrewsbury Biscuits from Kayani Bakery are a cherished treat, known for their buttery richness. Each dish reflects Pune’s diverse and vibrant food culture.
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