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Tamil Nadu election: Biryani caterers work around fuel shortages, inflation for Tiruchi’s political meetings

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Last updated: April 17, 2026 10:29 am
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Published: April 17, 2026
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Many biryani caterers have stopped taking orders from the organisers of political meetings in the wake of fuel supply constraints.

Many biryani caterers have stopped taking orders from the organisers of political meetings in the wake of fuel supply constraints.
| Photo Credit: R. Selva Muthu Kumar

In Tamil Nadu’s Legislative Assembly elections, there’s one alliance that is often taken for granted — that of elections and biryani.

The delicacy, which involves the slow cooking of rice in thick gravy of mutton or chicken, and is usually served to accompaniments of the dalchar (non-vegetarian lentil stew), and a yoghurt and onion chutney, plus a boiled egg crowning the helping, has for long been the staple treat on the election trail in Tamil Nadu.

Published – April 16, 2026 08:13 pm IST



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