Twitterati Relishes 'Khichdi' Jokes After National Dish Decision
The rumours on Khichdi to be named as National Dish on World Food India Day is all in vain as Union Minister for Food Processing Industries, Harsimrat Kaur Badal, made clear on Wednesday (1 November) night via Twitter that Khichdi is NOT going to be named India’s National Food at the upcoming World Food India showcase organised by her ministry in New Delhi from 3-5 November in Vigyan Bhawan.
How did this rumour take place?
The confusion originated from the idea of chef Sanjeev Kapoor, who has declared that he is going to cook 800 kg khichdi at World Food India to set a record of making the biggest ever dish.
Let's take a peep into twitter to check our more interesting comment on the same.
Two spoons #Khichdi a day keeps antinationals away. The rest MC, BC, DFGH etc can go to Pakistan pic.twitter.com/MVnMY4OGp0
— Arnab Goswami (@unoffarnab) November 1, 2017Do we have to stand every time we see it being eaten? Is it compulsory to eat before a movie? Is it anti-national to not like the stuff? https://t.co/MkgWEBNQlH
— Omar Abdullah (@OmarAbdullah) November 1, 2017#Khichdi about to be declared as India's National Food. RT if you want #Raita to be declared as National Drink. ??
— Arvind Kejriwal (@TroluKejri) November 1, 2017Indians: Modiji We are hungry!(100 in hunger index!)
— Keerthi?? (@realkeerthi) November 1, 2017
Modi: Mitron, I will make #Khichdi as National dish. Eat it and prove your Nationalism.Lets Declare Beef as the National Dish of Pulkistan, our new Country!
— Keerthi?? (@realkeerthi) November 1, 2017
RT if you want beef as the National Dish of pulkistan!??#KhichdiIf Khichdi is being accorded the status of National Food, then Ghee, Dahi, Papad and Achaar should immediately be declared National Friends. pic.twitter.com/bLX842WL1S
— Roflindian (@Roflindian) November 1, 2017
