Mangaluru: Hamd Foods, a rapidly growing name in the natural food products sector, inaugurated its third outlet, the Hamd Home Store, in Thokkottu on Monday.
A key highlight of the event was the launch of three new products: Sautéed Tomato-Onion Paste, Chicken Stew Masala, and Marwai Sukka Masala Mix. All three offerings are made with natural ingredients, ensuring hygiene and authenticity.
The new Thokkottu outlet offers over 150 natural and organic food and personal care products. Ranging from spice blends to frozen goods, Hamd Foods is known for avoiding artificial colors and harmful preservatives, winning the trust of customers across India.
Marking the occasion, the co-founder of Hamd Foods Mariyam Shahira said, “We bring convenience & save your time, not to encourage laziness, but to boost productivity by helping you focus your energy on what truly matters..”
Following the success of its previous stores in Falnir and Krishnapura, the Thokkottu outlet has been launched, with more planned in the near future.
"In today’s fast-paced world, many people don’t have the time to cook healthy meals at home and end up depending on unhealthy outside food. That’s why Hamd is committed to offering natural, ready-to-use products that make everyday and special meal prep easier, with growing demand from our customers, we’ve opened our new outlet in Thokottu to serve areas like Ullal, Ucchila, Talapady, K C Road, Babbukatte, Deralakatte, and beyond", said founder of Hamd Foods, Shahida A.
The event was graced by a distinguished panel of women guests, led by Dr. Sara Noushad, Consultant Gynecologist & Obstetrician. Chief guests included educators, entrepreneurs, social workers, and civic leaders, who included Suhasini Babbukatte, Abida Shafi, Fathima Mahroon, Zareena Begum, Ramlath, Jacintha, Sapna Harish, Dr. Umme Amarah, Shahbaz, Anisha, and Mumtaz.
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Bengaluru: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has said that officials concerned have been instructed to let the Kannada movie ‘Landlord’, which reflects social inequality and caste-based oppression, be exempted from payment of tax.
Referring to the Duniya Vijay-starrer, which was released on January 23, the CM posted on his Facebook account that films were an effective medium to reform society and shape public opinion by passing valuable messages to the viewers. “It is our moral responsibility as a government to stand with and support those who make socially concerned films,” he stressed.
Siddaramaiah added, “I believe that our decision will inspire people to make more films like ‘Landlord’ that shed light on the social system in the coming days.”
