Cookery contest comes to Villupuram, Puducherry
The Hindu
The Hindu's 'Our State Our Taste' competition is coming to Villupuram and Puducherry this weekend. Home chefs can compete for cash prizes and gift vouchers. Judges led by Guinness World Record holder and celebrity chef K. Damodharan will identify the cooking champion of Tamil Nadu. Register at bit.ly/OSOT2023TN to participate.
The fourth edition of The Hindu’s ‘Our State Our Taste’ competition will be coming to Villupuram and Puducherry this weekend, testing the culinary skills of home chefs. The event will be held in Villupuram and Puducherry on September 23 and 24 respectively.
The culinary talent hunt will identify the cooking champion of Tamil Nadu through preliminary rounds in 25 locations across the State. The grand finale will be held in Chennai on December 16.
Home chefs from the regions can display their cooking prowess in the presence of judges led by Guinness World Record holder and celebrity chef K. Damodharan.
In Villupuram, the competition will be held at E.S. Lord International School, Trichy Trunk Road and in Puducherry at Hotel Atithi TGI Grand, S.V. Patel Salai. Dishes using Gold Winner cooking oil is required along with the packs and cans, and winners stand to get enticing gift vouchers from Gold Winner.
Cash prizes include ₹1 lakh for the champion, ₹60,000 and ₹40,000 for second and third place respectively. Additionally, regional winners from each city will receive products from esteemed brands — Gold Winner and Butterfly, RKG Ghee, Aashirvaad and Elite Foods
The Hindu Group, along with partners and sponsors, brings this culinary delight to Tamil Nadu. Gold Winner, powered by Butterfly is the title sponsor. The event is a collaboration with various partners including DBS Bank.
To participate, register on bit.ly/OSOT2023TN or scan the QR code.
MLC Kishore Kumar Puttur criticizes the State for poor implementation of the Centre's health scheme for senior citizens.
Karnataka's Health Minister announces redeployment of specialists to taluk hospitals to reduce neonatal mortality rates effectively.
Celebrate IPL's start and Polly Umrigar's legacy, reflecting on cricket's evolution and the enduring impact of its pioneers.
BJP accuses Congress and Rahul Gandhi of endorsing an ‘anti-India’ USCIRF report undermining India's global image.
Education Ministry proposes UGC-like funding under Shiksha Adhishthan, raising concerns about centralization and public university financing.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan defends the new rural jobs Act, dismissing opposition protests as ineffective and highlighting increased funding and worker protections.
Supreme Court questions why heirs can't access unclaimed funds of deceased depositors, urging government to develop a disclosure policy.
Karnataka High Court demands LPG supply details amid state restrictions, threatening Bengaluru's restaurants and livelihoods.
Shorts News:UN body investigating deadly strike on Iranian girls school
Moodbidri police inspector suspended pending inquiry over allegations of misbehaviour and inappropriate conduct towards women.
The State currently hosts more than 880 GCCs, up from around 500 GCCs in 2021.
Transgender and intersex activists march to Lok Bhavan, protesting the regressive Transgender Persons Bill and demanding its withdrawal.
Hyderabad's LGBTQIA+ community opposes the Transgender Amendment Bill, stressing dignity over identity verification and highlighting economic and medical concerns.