Kashmiri wazas stir Valley pot with 10 pm wazwan deadline, politics takes back seat
At the end of the marriage season, wedding chefs, called wazas in Kashmir, have created a storm in the Valley by announcing that they will stop serving wazwan,…
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At the end of the marriage season, wedding chefs, called wazas in Kashmir, have created a storm in the Valley by announcing that they will stop serving wazwan, the traditional multi-course Kashmiri meal, after 10 pm in an attempt to curb increasingly late-night wedding feasts. The decision is being widely debated on social media in Kashmir and politics, it appears, has taken a backseat for the moment.
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