Hyderabad: Millet Experience Hub to offer chaat in its menu

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has recognised the importance of millets and India’s special place in cultivating millets.
Millet Marvels — a social cause initiative ‘Start Up’ in ‘Changing the way India Eats’, is foraying into Millet chaats and unveiling India’s maiden Millet Experience Hub at Don Bosco Nagar, Hyderabad.
Millet Marvels — a social cause initiative ‘Start Up’ in ‘Changing the way India Eats’, is foraying into Millet chaats and unveiling India’s maiden Millet Experience Hub at Don Bosco Nagar, Hyderabad.

HYDERABAD: At a time when avoiding rice and wheat was becoming almost impossible, emerged Dr Bharath Reddy, a cardiologist, actor, and wellness expert’s brainchild — Millet Marvels.

Millet Marvels — a social cause initiative ‘Start Up’ in ‘Changing the way India Eats’, is foraying into Millet chaats and unveiling India’s maiden Millet Experience Hub at Don Bosco Nagar, Hyderabad. The Hub will offer the country’s first-of-its-kind millet chaat developed in association with IIMR and Nutrihub, the global centres of excellence in Millets. Millet Marvels has earned the esteemed title of being India’s foremost millet kitchen by consistently receiving the prestigious Poshak Anaj Award from the Central Government for the past three years in a row.

The newly launched Millet Experience Hub, with its environment, provides guests with plenty of room to unwind and savour their experience. This garden cafe can comfortably accommodate up to fifty guests at once.

Millets, known for their high nutritional value and gluten-free nature, add a healthy twist to these popular snacks. Millet chaat offers a delightful fusion of flavours and health benefits, making it a unique and enticing dining experience for all.

It will be an appealing and health-conscious alternative for the younger generation, drawing them away from disease-promoting fast foods, says Chief Guest, Konda Vishweshwar Reddy, Mentor and Guide for Millet Marvels.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has recognised the importance of millets and India’s special place in cultivating millets. The prime minister has widely promoted millets, just the way he did for yoga earlier.

In Chevella, the focus should be on millet cultivation. India’s biggest millet research centre, funded by the Central Government, Indian Institute of Millets Research and Nutrihub, the incubator for millet start-ups, is located in Rajendranagar.

Millet Marvels will launch its distinctive millet chaats across all its seven outlets beginning with the Hyderabad Airport outlet, next one month. It intends to extend its presence beyond Hyderabad by opening an outlet at the GMR domestic terminal in the national capital this financial year.

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