When world leaders come calling, there’s a lot more than handshakes and headlines at play. Meals matter, especially in India, where hospitality isn’t just a gesture, but a statement of warmth, tradition, and, right now, immunity. And with Narendra Modi hosting Vladimir Putin during his recent Delhi visit, the dinner menu did more than fill plates: it quietly showcased India’s knack for combining diplomacy with delicious, and health-conscious cuisine. From the moment Putin landed, India rolled out the red carpet, but the real welcome was on the table. The state banquet at Rashtrapati Bhavan featured carefully curated regional dishes that celebrated India’s cultural and culinary diversity. Think jhol momo (light, broth-style momos), saffron pulao, and bharwan aloo, comfort food, but wit

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