Food At Cwg

Achinta Sheuli and his brother were seen enjoying a KFC meal at KFC Park Street, Kolkata.

100 kg rice, 100 kg lentil, 150 kg potatoes and 300 kg of spinach -- this is what the kitchen in the Commonwealth Games Village consumes everyday. The favourite among foreign athletes is parathas and pastas and on an average day, 600 parathas are being consumed by the delegates at the facility.

Sixteen hotel management students of Pune are on their toes at the Commonwealth Games Village in Delhi to ensure that participating athletes are well fed. They are part of a group of 250 students from various institutes of the United Education Institute (UEI) Global India who are part of the official catering team at the CWG. The group from Pune in...

Gearing up to serve 20 lakh meals in 12 days, transporting French fries from Canada and fresh lettuce from Nainital and marshalling a troop of 1,200 people - for Samar Qureshi, the last 40 days have been a "challenge of a lifetime".

Balushai or laddu, patties and a banana -- this is all what traffic personnel out in the sun during the Commonwealth Games will get to sustain themselves.

In addition to being a sporting extravaganza, the Commonwealth Games would also be a gastronomic delight with 1.6 million meals expected to be served at all the venues over 12 days.

Achinta Sheuli and his brother were seen enjoying a KFC meal at KFC Park Street, Kolkata.

100 kg rice, 100 kg lentil, 150 kg potatoes and 300 kg of spinach -- this is what the kitchen in the Commonwealth Games Village consumes everyday. The favourite among foreign athletes is parathas and pastas and on an average day, 600 parathas are being consumed by the delegates at the facility.

Sixteen hotel management students of Pune are on their toes at the Commonwealth Games Village in Delhi to ensure that participating athletes are well fed. They are part of a group of 250 students from various institutes of the United Education Institute (UEI) Global India who are part of the official catering team at the CWG. The group from Pune in...

Gearing up to serve 20 lakh meals in 12 days, transporting French fries from Canada and fresh lettuce from Nainital and marshalling a troop of 1,200 people - for Samar Qureshi, the last 40 days have been a "challenge of a lifetime".

Balushai or laddu, patties and a banana -- this is all what traffic personnel out in the sun during the Commonwealth Games will get to sustain themselves.

In addition to being a sporting extravaganza, the Commonwealth Games would also be a gastronomic delight with 1.6 million meals expected to be served at all the venues over 12 days.