Gujarati Cafe Owner in Warsaw Awaits PM Modi's Landmark Poland Visit

Gujarati businessman Chetan Nandani, who owns 'Chaiwala- The Gossip Center' in Warsaw, eagerly anticipates Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Poland. Nandani hopes PM Modi will visit his cafe, renowned among locals for its Indian dishes. This marks the first Indian Prime Minister visit to Poland in 45 years.

In anticipation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming visit to Poland, Chetan Nandani, a businessman from Gujarat who owns a café in Warsaw, has expressed enthusiasm. Nandani owns 'Chaiwala- The Gossip Center,' a cafe named in homage to PM Modi's past as a tea-seller.

Nandani shared that his café has been serving Indian dishes to locals for three years, with items like Jalebi Khakra and Panipuri becoming favorites. He expressed hope that PM Modi would visit the café during his stay. His wife, Nisha Nandani, also requested the Prime Minister to make a stop at their establishment.

Prime Minister Modi's visit is scheduled for August 21-22 at the invitation of Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. This visit is significant as it's the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Poland in 45 years, marking the 70th anniversary of India-Poland diplomatic relations.

According to MEA Secretary Tanmaya Lal, PM Modi will have meetings with President Andrzej Duda and PM Tusk, and will engage with the Indian community and business leaders in Poland. This trip underscores long-standing cultural ties and a robust economic partnership between India and Poland.

(With inputs from agencies.)