Dubai-based Beans & Cream Café opens third Chai & Chaat branch in Ajman
Mangalore Street Food Delicacies now available in UAE
Press Release- UAE’s community, get ready for some tasty Indian street food fare as Chai & Chaat has opened its third branch , following the success of its flagship restaurant in Al Jurf and Al Karama. Located opposite Ajman TV Building, Al Nuaimiyah, the beloved Indian Cafe – famous for tea, Indian chaats, Ice-creams, shakes, specialized Mangalorean street food like charmuri, Goli Baji, etc promises more of the same authentic tastes and flavor’s.
Dr. Thumbay Moideen, the Founder President of Thumbay Group and Syed Mohammad Murtaza Kumbol was the chief guest of the opening ceremony held on 16th of June 2022, in the presence of Mr. Abdul Rahman Behzad – Partner of Beans & Cream Café, Akbar Moideen Thumbay – Vice President of the Healthcare Division of Thumbay Group and other dignitaries.
“Chai & Chaat focuses on serving fresh and high-quality food at affordable prices. We are super excited about the opening of our second branch in Ajman, which has proven to be a highly in-demand area in Dubai,” said Mr. Abdul Rahman Behzad, commenting on the new outlet.
The new branch has an easily accessible location with ample parking available for vehicles.
“We are hoping the new restaurant will allow us to cater to a new set of community than what we have already served and we can’t wait to meet the many new customers that we hope will come through our doors,” he added.
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Maharashtra govt stays order to make Hindi mandatory as 3rd language in Classes 1 to 5
Mumbai, Apr 22 (PTI): The Maharashtra government has stayed its order to make Hindi mandatory as a third language for students of Classes 1 to 5 in Marathi and English-medium schools, state School Education Minister Dada Bhuse said on Tuesday.
A fresh government resolution (GR) would be issued in this matter, he said.
The government decision taken last week to make Hindi compulsory as a third language for students of Classes 1 to 5 in Marathi and English-medium schools in the state had met with stiff resistance from different quarters, including some opposition parties.
The move comes days after the Maharashtra government’s language consultation committee urged Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to revoke the decision.
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