karachi bakery

Amid rising India-Pakistan tensions, Hyderabad witnessed protests targeting karachi bakery, a local establishment founded in 1953 by Khanchand Ramnani, a Partition migrant. The owner clarified the bakery's Indian origin and historical naming, appealing to the Chief Minister and authorities for support against demands for a name change. He emphasized the bakery's long-standing Indian identity.

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Jaweria Khanum, who married into a Kolkata family from Karachi, expressed shock over the Pahalgam terror attack. Despite being from Pakistan, she's found warmth in India, praising the FRRO's cooperation during her travels to Delhi, Meerut, Goa and Darjeeling. Her family hopes for improved relations between India and Pakistan, allowing her Pakistani relatives to experience Kolkata's joy.

Bandra's famous karachi bakery in Mumbai, which was besieged by angry Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) workers objecting to its "Pakistani" name, rolled down shutters recently.

Burglars entered the famous karachi bakery at MJ Market in the city and decamped with nearly Rs 40,000 cash.

Hyderabad's karachi bakery faced scrutiny for selling expired products and improper labelling, violating FSSAI regulations. Multiple other food stores, including Bilal Ice Cream and Clove Vegetarian Fine Dine, were found with expired products, unhygienic conditions, and regulatory violations.

Days after the iconic karachi bakery in Mumbai rolled down its shutters, after being involved in a controversy over its “Pakistani” name, the Hyderabad-based owners told STOI that they have no intention of changing the brand name. They also dismissed claims about the Bandra outlet shutting down because of the controversy.

Nine men, who were arrested for allegedly threatening the owner of karachi bakery in Indiranagar for having named the outlet after the Pakistani capital, were released on bail on Sunday, said police.

The karachi bakery outlet in Indiranagar got its name back, two days after it was attacked by miscreants, who’d threatened the workers for having named the bakery after the Pakistani capital.

Bandra’s karachi bakery, which was besieged by MNS workers objecting to its “Pakistani” name, rolled down shutters recently. The bakery is part of the Hyderabad-based chain run by Sindhi migrants from Karachi, Pakistan.

HYDERABAD: karachi bakery, intertwined with the life of Hyderabadis, has more than half a decade long history since partition of India.

A day after a Shiv Sainik’s ‘protest’ at Karachi Sweets, a delegation of MNS workers landed at karachi bakery in Khar on Thursday. “They gave us a notice through an advocate to remove the word ‘Karachi.’ We have forwarded the notice to our owners who will take a call. As of now, we have made no change, nor have we covered the signboard,” said the manager. He added MNS had “given them” 15 days’ time to make the change.

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The plot to blow up the German Bakery in Pune was hatched in Karachi, said Delhi Police on Thursday, adding that each of the IM operatives involved in the attack converged on the city from different parts of the country.

Mall raided, Officials of legal metrology department on Thursday conducted a surprise raid on Best Price, a joint venture mall of Walmart and Bharathi at Rajendranagar, and found several alleged irregularities.

At least 18 people, including two women and six children were injured, when a bomb went off in a residential area here.

Justice Ramesh Ranganathan of the AP high court on Tuesday adjourned to February 3 a writ petition filed by the managing partner of karachi bakery, a leading confectionary store in the city, complaining that the police of Madhapur police station have been harassing him.

KARACHI: Pakistani police on Tuesday said they had arrested a man in connection with the killing last month of nine minority Shiite Muslims in the southern port city of Karachi.

Just 300 metres from Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s birthplace, the narrow bylanes of Kharadar in old Karachi now have a whiff of desi Indian tadka, which is only adding to the pull factor.

Zabiuddin Ansari aka Abu Jindal, the alleged 26/11 handler and accused in German Bakery blast who has been on a self imposed fast to protest his confinement to a special solitary confinement at Arthur Road, was taken to JJ hospital for a medical check up.

The judge, who had earlier called for a report from the Hyderabad police commissioner, found that the report pointed only to civil disputes involving the petitioner and wondered the reason why the police had visited his units.

A local Shiv Sena worker on Wednesday accosted the owner of Karachi Sweets in Bandra (W) and demanded that he change the shop’s name as it was “associated with Pakistan.” The Sainik, Nitin Nandgaonkar, posted a video of his conversation with the shop-owner on social media on Thursday. The video shows the shopowner agreeing to the change and the Sainik telling him he will “revisit the shop after 15 days.” The shop’s signboard was later covered with newspapers by the shop-owner.

David Headley has told a US court that he recceed the German Bakery in Pune and identified Chabad houses in Delhi, Pushkar and Pune which could be bombed.

Investigators dismissed claims made by two obscure groups - Lashkar-e-Taiba al Alami (International) and Indian Mujahideen Kashmir - claiming responsibility for the blast at German Bakery in Pune.