Majnu Ka Tila and Chandini Chowk to be redeveloped as global food hubs

Delhi's vibrant food culture has some popular destinations. The two biggest are Majnu Ka Tila and Chandini Chowk. In good news for food and shopping lovers of Delhi, the two are set to be redeveloped under phase one of the Food Hubs Redevelopment project of the Delhi government.

As gathered by the official statement issued by the Delhi government, both Majnu Ka Tila and Chandni Chowk have been selected after extensive research and several meetings with market associations.

Also known as ‘Delhi’s Little Tibet’, Majnu Ka Tila s one of the fastest-growing food destinations in the capital. The hub is a famous spot for students and offers a range of pan-Asian cuisine.

Similarly, Chandini Chowk, The food of the market is famous all over the world. The culinary origins here trace back to the kitchens of Mughal emperors.

The objective of this project is to popularize Delhi's food hubs globally which would boost the state's economy and also create employment. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal says, "We will make arrangements for roads, electricity, water and sanitation inside the food hubs. All guidelines of food safety and hygiene will be strictly followed. Delhi's Food Hubs will be promoted with unique branding all over the country and the world so that people coming to Delhi from across the globe can experience our food hubs."

The CM also announced a design competition for the project, saying, "Within the next six weeks, we will conduct a design competition, in which designs will be sought from the country's top architecture firms to develop both the markets.

He continues, "In the next 12 weeks, the architectural design will be finalised and the contracts will be granted to start the work of developing both the food hubs. Based on the experiences received from both the food hubs, all the food hubs in Delhi will be identified and developed in the next phase."

Delhi's vibrant food culture has some popular destinations. The two biggest are Majnu Ka Tila and Chandini Chowk. In good news for food and shopping lovers of Delhi, the two are set to be redeveloped under phase one of the Food Hubs Redevelopment project of the Delhi government.

As gathered by the official statement issued by the Delhi government, both Majnu Ka Tila and Chandni Chowk have been selected after extensive research and several meetings with market associations.

Also known as ‘Delhi’s Little Tibet’, Majnu Ka Tila s one of the fastest-growing food destinations in the capital. The hub is a famous spot for students and offers a range of pan-Asian cuisine.

Similarly, Chandini Chowk, The food of the market is famous all over the world. The culinary origins here trace back to the kitchens of Mughal emperors.

The objective of this project is to popularize Delhi's food hubs globally which would boost the state's economy and also create employment. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal says, "We will make arrangements for roads, electricity, water and sanitation inside the food hubs. All guidelines of food safety and hygiene will be strictly followed. Delhi's Food Hubs will be promoted with unique branding all over the country and the world so that people coming to Delhi from across the globe can experience our food hubs."

The CM also announced a design competition for the project, saying, "Within the next six weeks, we will conduct a design competition, in which designs will be sought from the country's top architecture firms to develop both the markets.

He continues, "In the next 12 weeks, the architectural design will be finalised and the contracts will be granted to start the work of developing both the food hubs. Based on the experiences received from both the food hubs, all the food hubs in Delhi will be identified and developed in the next phase."