President Droupadi Murmu celebrated her birthday yesterday (20 June). To mark the event, NDTV put collectively particular movies, together with the President’s journey from childhood to the current, an interview along with her daughter in addition to unique visuals from inside her residence – Rashtrapti Bhavan (Watch the total video here). One of the issues that us probably the most was the sneak peek we received into the household kitchen of the Presidential residence. Not solely did we get to see what it seems like, however we additionally received to study a bit bit in regards to the President’s meals habits.
President Murmu consumes Sattvik meals, which is ready with out onion or garlic. She would not eat non-vegetarian meals in any respect. In the video, Sanjay Kumar, senior cook dinner on the Rashtrapati Bhavan Kitchen explains that the President prefers easy vegetarian meals solely. She has no particular directions or specs for these within the kitchen, past the requirement of being served Sattvik meals.
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For breakfast, the President reportedly savours dishes like oats, puris with aloo sabzi and rice cheela. The cook dinner defined that in addition they make the President’s favorite delicacies from Odisha, her residence state. She particularly enjoys dalma (a curry-like preparation of greens and chickpeas) andsanthula(a well-liked blended vegetable dish). Sometimes she might have a particular request to make one in every of her most well-liked dishes. The President’s easy food regimen appears to be a mirrored image of her humble background in addition to her efforts to make sure extra inclusivity in governance. Watch the total video beneath:

The President gave us a glimpse into her birthday celebrations on social media. On Instagram, she thanked everybody for his or her needs and added that she started her day by visiting the temple of Lord Jagannath. She later spent a while interacting with differently-abled kids at a charitable belief in New Delhi.
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