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Kashmir Wedding Chefs Set 10 PM Deadline for Serving Wazwan
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What Happened?
Kashmir's wedding chefs, known as 'waza', will stop serving the traditional wazwan after 10 PM due to long hours and poor treatment. This decision was made during a meeting in Srinagar.
Key points
- The decision was made unanimously at a meeting in Rajouri Kadal, Srinagar.
- Chefs have faced difficult working conditions due to late arrivals of grooms.
- Ghulam Nabi Waza, president of the Kashmir Waza Association, emphasized the need for dignified working hours.
- There have been incidents of wedding ceremonies being delayed until after midnight.
- Chefs are often not provided proper resting arrangements despite long hours.
Key insights
- The new deadline may encourage timely arrivals for wedding events.
- Improved conditions for chefs could lead to better quality of service.
- Raising awareness about chefs' rights may influence future wedding practices.
Why it matters
This decision could improve working conditions for wedding chefs in Kashmir.
Source
Times of India
