Sundeep Kishan says his restaurant had ‘huge billing’ after the raid: ‘We donate ₹4 lakh worth food, why would we skimp’
7 months, 3 weeks ago

Sundeep Kishan says his restaurant had ‘huge billing’ after the raid: ‘We donate ₹4 lakh worth food, why would we skimp’

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The Food Safety Department of Telangana raided Sundeep Kishan’s restaurant, Vivaha Bhojanambu, on July 8 this year and said they flouted six rules. Sundeep defends his restaurant Sundeep defended his restaurant, claiming that he started Vivaha Bhojanambu not to make profits but to provide free food to anyone who visits the Chiranjeevi Blood Bank nearby if needed. When donating ₹4 lakhs worth of food free, why would we save an expired rice packet that costs a few bucks?” Sundeep did admit that their restaurant was found to have ‘minor issues’ but stated that they had nothing to do with ‘cooking and safety’. Food Safety Department’s claim Listing what rules were broken, the Commissioner of Food Safety Telangana wrote on X earlier this month, “Chittimutyalu Rice was found with Best Before date as 2022 and 500gms of Coconut Grates found with synthetic food colours.

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Sundeep Kishan's restaurant flouts 6 food safety rules; expired food, stagnant water found
8 months, 1 week ago

Sundeep Kishan's restaurant flouts 6 food safety rules; expired food, stagnant water found

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Actor Sundeep Kishan’s restaurant in Secunderabad, Vivaha Bhojanambu, was raided by the Food Safety Department of Telangana on July 8. The official X handle of the Commissioner of Food Safety shared a list of the rules flouted by the restaurant on their social media on Wednesday. List of rules flouted Sharing pictures of a packet of coloured grated coconut, stored …

Bengaluru-based Rameshwaram Cafe raided in Hyderabad, expired food items found
9 months, 3 weeks ago

Bengaluru-based Rameshwaram Cafe raided in Hyderabad, expired food items found

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The food safety department in Hyderabad has conducted a raid on Bengaluru-based Rameshwaram Cafe, a popular eatery known for its South Indian breakfast. The officials of the Telangana Food Safety Department on Thursday found multiple violations, as the restaurant was seen using expired and unlabeled food items. Bengaluru-based Rameshwaram Cafe raided in Hyderabad, expired food items found According to the …

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