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PizzaExpress Now Open In Elante Chandigarh; Enjoy All-Day Dining With UK’s No. 1 Pizzeria

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PHOTOS By: LifeInChandigarh.com & GIPL

Pizzaiolos continue to remain at the very heart of its “beautifully simple” menu, but beyond pizzas, UK’s No. 1 Pizzeria and a global Britalian icon ‘PizzaExpress’ now has a complete all-day dining offering: its world-famous dough balls, rice bowls, fresh salads, lasagne, risottos, hand-made pastas, Italian sandwiches (Piadina), handcrafted desserts such as tiramisu, sticky toffee pudding, mango cheesecake, and gelato, and not to forget a child-friendly Piccolo Menu with activity packs.

A refreshed beverage programme, featuring cocktails, mocktails, sangrias, a carefully selected range of coffees, and a curated wine list round out the menu.

After guests in Mohali (CP-67 mall) from a year and a half ago, and more recently in Ludhiana (Downtown Market, Bhai Randhir Singh Nagar) popularly embraced the brand’s “blend of authenticity, freshness, and flair”, PizzaExpress has made a triumphant entry into Chandigarh, on the third floor of the city’s hottest melting pot, Nexus Elante Mall.

This opening marks Pizza Express’ 37th restaurant in India and extends the brand’s 60-year legacy to the country’s most iconic architectural marvel of a city and North India’s most discerning and well-travelled markets. Amritsar and Jalandhar are “next chapters” in the brand’s North India growth story as it stays on track to reach a milestone of 50 restaurants by FY 2026–27. Locations are also being scouted for future entry into Panchkula and Zirakpur.

The brand has been brought to India by Gourmet Investments Private Limited (GIPL), the food and beverage vertical of Bharti Family Office, which is also the India partners for other renowned international restaurant brands like Chili’s and PF Chang’s.

In his media message at the opening of the Chandigarh restaurant, Ramit Bharti Mittal, Chairman and Director, GIPL, said: “PizzaExpress has grown into a globally loved dining experience across 13 countries, and we’re delighted to bring this heritage to Chandigarh. The city values authenticity and craft, which is exactly what PizzaExpress stands for. Our Britalian identity, iconic menu, and commitment to quality align beautifully with the way Chandigarh dines. This launch is also a key step in our strategic North India expansion.”

Jerry Thomas, Culinary Head – Restaurants, GIPL (right) and Kumar Asit, India CEO, PizzaExpress, showcase the menu highlights and brand signatures at the newly opened PizzaExpress restaurant in Nexus Elante Mall, Chandigarh
PizzaExpress interiors in Chandigarh
Striped-uniformed pizzaiolos at work in the signature open kitchen at PizzaExpress restaurant in Nexus Elante Mall, Chandigarh

Speaking to your own news portal LifeInChandigarh.com at a select media preview on Wednesday (Dec 3, 2025), Jerry Thomas, Culinary Head – Restaurants, GIPL, shared: “Our cuisine philosophy has always been beautifully simple. With our Pizzaiolos at the heart of everything, the dough remains the hero. Fresh ingredients, treated with respect, create flavours that stay consistent around the world.

“While our core never changes, innovation is part of the PizzaExpress DNA. That’s why international favourites like the Leggera, a lighter, under-600-calorie innovation endorsed by the Weight Watchers Society, perfect for fitness enthusiasts, sit comfortably alongside local adaptations. For Chandigarh, we’ve crafted dishes such as the Spicy American Hottest, Padrino, and Chicken & Paneer Coriander Pesto, developed to suit the flavour preferences of Indian guests.”

Kumar Asit, India CEO, PizzaExpress, felt that “Chandigarh’s love for good food, modern design, and elevated dining fits seamlessly with the PizzaExpress ethos. The opening of our 2nd restaurant in the tricity signals strong appetite here for premium casual dining. After Mohali, Ludhiana and Chandigarh, Amritsar and Jalandhar will be the next chapters in our North India growth story and with this, we are firmly on track to reach a milestone of 50 restaurants by FY 2026–27.”

Calabrese Veg : Char-grilled vegetables and black olives mixed with finely chopped red chillies, jalapeños, red & yellow peppers & mozzarella, finished with baby mozzarella and rocket, mixed with pesto & Emilgrana cheese

Sharing further details, Jerry Thomas said: “The Chandigarh menu stays rooted in PizzaExpress’ heritage while embracing flavours that suit the Indian palate. At its heart are the three signature bases: Classic, Romana and newly launched Naples; carrying global favourites such as the Romana, Queen Margherita, Lava, American Hot and the Michelin-star-created Calabrese, a bold rectangular pizza born from the brand’s culinary collaboration with chef Francesco Mazzei.  The Romana brings that iconic thin, stretched, crisp base PizzaExpress is loved for, while the new Naples base offers a softer, fuller, more indulgent bite inspired by the pizzerias of southern Italy.”

IL Padrino Leggera : Grilled chicken, roasted tomatoes, char-grilled vegetables on a tomato and pesto base, with baby mozzarella

At the heart of these signatures is the brand’s iconic tomato passata, claimed to be made exclusively for PizzaExpress by the Greci family in Italy, using San Marzano tomatoes crushed within 12 hours of harvest and finished with a basil leaf for the unmistakable flavour the brand is known for worldwide.

Alongside these icons are local adaptations crafted specially for India, including the Spicy Grilled Chicken Pizza, Chicken Coriander Pesto Pizza and Tandoori Chicken Pizza, each designed to “echo the region’s love for bold, vibrant flavours”. And because Punjab loves its chicken, the menu also features wings in four styles: crispy fried wings, smoky BBQ wings, classic hot wings and creamy red jalapeño hot wings.

Bringing the brand’s story to life is the signature open kitchen, where guests can watch the striped-uniformed Pizzaiolos hand craft every base with flair, tossing them up with precision and theatre.

Crispy Hot Wings: Fried crispy wings tossed in hot, spicy guntur chilli sauce and butter
Doppio Dough Balls : A double portion of famous dough balls served with a trio of dips: pesto, pesto rosso and garlic butter
Indi- Meat Piadina – Naples Style street Sandwich: East meets west in this bold piadina sandwich, featuring malai and tandoori tikka, creamy baby mozzarella, and coriander pesto in every bite
Queen Margherita- Romana: A whole creamy burrata, on mozzarella base. Finished with fresh basil and shaved Emilgrana
Sticky Toffee Pudding : A warm decadent pudding infused with rich toffee, silky caramel sauce, and crowned with a scoop of vanilla Gelato

GB Realty Unveils Box Price, Lucrative 1 % Monthly Payment Plan For Opus One New Chandigarh

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GB Realty Founder & Chairman Gurinder Bhatti (right) addressing a media meet in Chandigarh on Monday (December 1, 2025) to announce the box price and lucrative payment plan for the recently launched luxury residential project Opus One in New Chandigarh. On his right is Jatinder Bajwa, Vice President, GB Realty. PHOTO Credit: GB Realty

In a path-breaking initiative in the North India market, the reputed Optas Group, a multi-nation conglomerate with interests in luxury hospitality, global student mobility, education, media, and infotainment, and which has made a most recent entry in the luxury real estate arena with GB Realty, has announced a lucrative ‘1 % Monthly Luxury Home Payment Plan’ for its recently launched luxury project Opus One in the new real estate hotspot New Chandigarh.

In an effort to make luxury projects more accessible to aspiring Indians, the developer has taken inspiration from some of the bigger players in the other real estate hotspots in the country and beyond, to offer the ‘1 % Monthly Luxury Home Payment Plan’ under which a buyer pays 20% price of the 3,000 sq ft 3 BHK, 4,500 sq ft 4 BHK, and 5,500 sq ft 5 BHK ultra luxury residences upfront  as down payment, followed by up to 1 per cent monthly pay-outs for 42 months. This completes 40 % of the total payment due. The balance 60 % is to be paid on possession.

Opus One is GB Realty’s maiden luxury residential project on GMADA (Greater Mohali Area Development Authority) auctioned 8.75 acres land parcel in Ecocity Two, abutting the main arterial road in New Chandigarh.

Touted as the first GMADA ‘Iconic Certified’ RERA approved project in New Chandigarh, Opus One has also been awarded Indian Green Building Council (IGBC)’s Platinum rating, the first project in New Chandigarh to receive this certification.

The Opus One project, heavy earthwork for which has picked up pace, is promised to be delivered in December 2029 – in 4 years flat.

With the declaration of the ‘1 % Monthly Luxury Home Payment Plan’ and a Box Price of Rs 12,250 per square foot, which includes fully finished residences (movable furniture as per taste of buyer), dedicated car parking/s (one for 3 BHK, 2 for 4 BHK and 3 for 5 BHK), 100% power backup, clubhouse membership, interest-free maintenance security (IFMS), etc, the company has formally opened bookings for the project, though informally expression of interest had already been invited from prospective buyers.

Sharing the details of the path-breaking payment plan on December 1, the first anniversary of GB Realty’s establishment, at a media meet in Chandigarh, as promised, GB Realty’s Founder and Chairman Gurinder Bhatti said “We have designed the 1 % Monthly Luxury Home Payment Plan keeping middle and upper middle class aspirational buyers in mind. We feel that luxury should not remain a privilege of the rich, it must also be accessible to aspirational Indians.”

Vouching for transparency and best practices, Bhatti claimed that the 1% plan brings clarity, removes hidden conditions, and helps families plan their finances comfortably over four years while boosting confidence in the luxury real estate market.

He maintained that traditionally real estate developers have been hesitant in investing upfront on their own and putting the financial onus nearly completely on the buyer. “In this plan we have taken it upon ourselves, and we are happy to have bucked the trend. We have made the initial 37% investment in the project by way of land and other costs from our own funds, and the customers’ contributions will take care of the construction costs.

“The model ensures that the builder is paid last, placing responsibility for timely delivery squarely on the developer and strengthening buyer confidence in a market where trust is paramount. Our focus is on making enabling provisions for the prospective residents of Opus One,” he asserted.

Bhatti was accompanied at the media meet by GB Realty Vice President Jatinder Bajwa.

The project brings together some of the noted design and planning minds, including Principal Architect Tripat Girdhar, Founder/MD of Chandigarh-based Arete Design Studio, acclaimed for designing landmark projects in Mohali, Zirakpur, Ludhiana and Bangalore.

The landscape architecture is being handled by PLA, the landscape and design collective based in Bangkok, Thailand, which has executed well kwon projects like The Oberoi and The Leela in New Delhi, and closer home The Oberoi Sukhvilas in New Chandigarh.

Lighting & Visual Planners based in New South Wales, Australia is taking care of lighting design at Opus One. The firm is famous for its involvement in iconic projects like The Opera House in Sydney and Jal Mahal, Jaipur.

International creative collective Interior Design Consultants Singapore has been engaged for designing the interiors of the project. This Singapore-based firm has among other big projects excelled in designing the interiors The Ritz Carlton, Macau.

Opus One is a sustainable development, with 79% of the land parcel dedicated to green landscapes, and the remaining only 21% to built-up area. With nearly 700 hyper-luxury residences to be housed in 11 residential towers soaring up to 32 floors, when completed in December 2029, Opus One will showcase New Chandigarh’s tallest residential towers.

Among the dozens of upmarket features and amenities promised in Opus One are:

  • All weather swimming pool
  • World class luxury spa
  • Outdoor gym
  • Host of sporting facilities
  • Retail plaza
  • Senior citizen-friendly zone
  • Multi-purpose party hall
  • EV charging stations
  • Dedicated car washing areas
  • Swipe card access to lobbies and lifts
  • Home automation
  • Emergency alarm and panic button in each residence
  • Butler on call
  • 24×7 ambulance service
  • 24×7 laundry service

For queries: 90889-90889

Livasa Hospital Mohali Crosses Milestone With 500+ Neuronavigation Surgeries

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Doctors claim this technology has become indispensable for treating brain tumours, complex spinal disorders, traumatic injuries and other high-risk neurosurgical conditions, enabling smaller incisions, reduced tissue disruption and quicker recovery

Livasa Hospitals, one of the largest chains of super-speciality hospitals in Punjab, with presence in five cities – Mohali, Amritsar, Hoshiarpur, Nawanshahr and Khanna, claims to have achieved a milestone by performing 500-plus navigation-guided neurosurgeries (also called neuronavigation surgeries) in its Mohali hospital.

Neuronavigation uses a computer-assisted system that provides surgeons real-time and three-dimensional guidance during brain and spine surgeries akin to a GPS. It uses pre-operative medical imaging like MRI and CT scans to help surgeons with greater accuracy in locating and removing tumours, placing screw, or performing biopsies.

It also helps surgeons precisely locate important structures, plan the safest path, and accurately track their instruments to minimize damage to healthy tissue. This enhances surgical accuracy, safety, and efficacy, enabling procedures on deep-seated lesions and supporting minimally invasive techniques.

Dr Vineet Saggar, Director – Neuro & Spine Surgery (middle), flanked on his right by Dr Ajay Singh, Consultant – Neurosurgery, and Sunil Kumar, Marketing Head, Livasa Hospital Mohali pose for a photograph at a media briefing in Chandigarh on Thursday (20.11.2025). PHOTO By: Livasa Hospital

Briefing media persons about the landmark achievement, Dr Vineet Saggar, Director – Neuro & Spine Surgery, and Dr Ajay Singh, Consultant – Neurosurgery, Livasa Hospital Mohali, explained how neuro-navigation works and why it has become an essential tool for modern neurosurgical practice.

They said unlike in conventional surgery in which the incision in the skull and brain is much bigger, in neuronavigation it is significantly smaller. Post-operation, the patient is usually discharged in a day or two, unlike in conventional surgery where the hospitalisation extends up to 10-12 days post-surgery.

The doctors asserted that this way the neuronavigation method, apart from being minimally invasive, more accurate, and safer with reduced collateral damage to healthy tissues, also proves less expensive, because every additional day of hospitalisation adds to the bill. The overall package of neuronavigation surgery comes to around Rs 3-4 lakh against Rs 10-12 lakh in case of conventional neurosurgery, they added.

Dr Saggar shared that the technology has become indispensable for treating brain tumours, complex spinal disorders, traumatic injuries and other high-risk neurosurgical conditions, enabling smaller incisions, reduced tissue disruption and quicker recovery.

Both surgeons emphasised that surpassing 500 cases is the result of a deeply coordinated effort across neurosurgery, anaesthesia, radiology, the operating theatre team, nursing units and critical care. They noted that every successful case reflects the dedication of specialists working together with a shared commitment to patient safety.

Benefits of neuronavigation

  • Increased precision:

Allows surgeons to target lesions and structures with greater accuracy, especially in complex or deep-seated areas.

  • Enhanced safety:

Helps surgeons avoid critical structures like nerves and arteries.

  • Minimally invasive surgery:

Supports smaller incisions and approaches, which can lead to reduced recovery time, less pain, and lower infection risk.

  • Improved planning:

Enables more accurate surgical path planning before and during the operation.

  • Real-time feedback:

Provides continuous information to the surgeon throughout the procedure, allowing him to  adjust as needed.

The team

The neuro team at Livasa Hospital Mohali is led by Dr Vineet Saggar, an experienced neurosurgeon specialising in complex brain and spine procedures, and Dr Ajay Singh, Consultant – Neurosurgery, known for his expertise in tumour surgery, trauma management and advanced spinal interventions. Together, the hospital claims they have built one of the region’s most trusted neurosurgical units, supported by modern technology and consistent protocol-based practice.

About

Livasa Hospital Mohali, a 230-bed tertiary care centre offering over 25 specialties, claims that it continues to strengthen its reputation as a regional hub for advanced brain and spine surgery, delivering accessible, high-quality care to patients across Chandigarh tricity and neighbouring states.

Chandigarh School Prodigy Nidhi Rana Among 5 Presented Rotary Young Achievers Award

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Chandigarh's school prodigy Nidhi Rana poses with the Rotary Young Achievers Award 2025, in New Delhi. PHOTOS By: Rotary International
Award presented at the Rotary Institute ‘Tejas – Wings of Change’ in New Delhi by Rotary International President Francesco Arezzo

Nidhi Rana, a Class XII science student of Pandit Mohan Lal SD Public School, Sector 32, Chandigarh and a member of Interact Club, one of Rotary International’s youth service programmes for ages 14-18 to develop leadership skills, has been honoured with the Rotary Young Achievers Award, only one of five youth to receive it pan India for 2025.

Nidhi and the other four received a prize of ₹1,00,000, citation and trophy from Rotary International President Francesco Arezzo at the Rotary Institute ‘Tejas – Wings of Change’ in Yashobhoomi Convention Centre, Dwarka, New Delhi last weekend for their exceptional contributions to innovation and community leadership.

According to Rotarian Abha Joshi Sharma, president of Rotary Club Chandigarh, out of 245 applicants, Nidhi made it to the top 5 awarded achievers pan India. Abha Joshi had forwarded Nidhi’s entry from among Interact members who applied for the awards.

In a social media post the PML SD Public School said school principal Monica Sharma, having given Nidhi the impetus to forward her name for the award, expressed immense exhilaration over her achievement.

Sharing further details, the Rotary Club Chandigarh president said Nidhi, an internationally recognised young entrepreneur, is the co-founder of StepTern, TetraCaps, and the EcoFlow Initiative, ventures spanning AI-powered education, circular-economy furniture design, and sustainable water engineering.

She has earned accolades at the Young Founders Summit and multiple national business and innovation competitions, including serving as a Biz-AI Judge at the Axom Youth Innovation Fest. The award-winning innovator is also a ML (machine learning) scholar, two-time Best Delegate at national MUNs (Model United Nations), and volunteer with organisations like Access Life, which supports cancer brave hearts, and Antigone, a youth-led non-profit organization that strives to work toward gender equality and women’s empowerment. ‎

The youth prodigy’s profile does not end there. She is a state-level graphic design competition winner, certified coder, and machine-learning practitioner trained under Stanford, Google, and Harvard programmes.

Her social impact work includes volunteering with Access Life and Antigone, where she also led fundraising initiatives. As Ex-Chartered Interact Club Vice-President, and founder of The Rhetoric League, she has redefined student leadership.

Rotary International President Francesco Arezzo presenting the Rotary Young Achievers Award to Chandigarh school prodigy Nidhi Rana in New Delhi.

Other Rotary Young Achievers awardees 2025

Akarshana Sathish, founder of ‘The Open Libraries,’ championed literacy by establishing 24 libraries to make books accessible to underserved communities.
Aneesha Narain, a Paul Harris Fellow, has been recognized for her multifaceted humanitarian service, including the impactful Project OGAAN.
Bhavini Bhargava, an international bestselling author whose evocative poetry collection, ‘Unheard,’ has garnered over 30 global awards.
Suhana Saini, a world-ranked Table Tennis prodigy, with multiple World Championship medals and achieving World No. 1 in U19 Girls Doubles.

Inspiring Change Maker awardees

Pushpa Priya — an IT professional and dedicated volunteer from Bengaluru who has served as a compassionate scribe for 1500+ visually impaired students
Dr. Aparna Deshmukh — founder of Abhamaya Old Age Home in Pune, where for over 15 years she has created a sanctuary of dignity and care for abandoned and destitute elders, nurturing more than 70 residents as her own family.
Rudra Prasad Mohapatra — former Junior Warrant Officer of the Indian Air Force, honoured for his continued service to society through veteran welfare, disaster relief, healthcare support, environmental conservation, and community empowerment.

31st Punjab Open Amateur Ladies Golf Championship Tees Off Tuesday

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Members of the organising committee of the 31st Punjab Open Amateur Ladies Golf Championship 2025 pose with the trophies at the Chandigarh Golf Club on Monday (17.11.2025). PHOTO By: LifeInChandigarh.com
100 amateur lady golfers to participate in three different handicap categories along with separate sections for junior and sub-junior girls
Organised by Ladies Section of Chandigarh Golf Club, in collaboration with the newest Chandigarh Golf League franchisee team GB Legends

Defending champion Hazel Chauhan will be among the leading amateur lady golfers of the country along with budding junior and sub-junior girls seen in action in the three-day 31st Punjab Open Ladies’ Amateur Golf Championship 2025 which tees off at the lush Chandigarh Golf Club course on Tuesday (18.11.2025).

Briefing media persons about the tournament on Monday, Lady Captain of the course Ashu Singh shared that 100 lady golfers from across the country have reported for registration today, the day earmarked for registrations and practice for outstation participants.

The championship had been divided into three handicap categories – 0-18 being the gold division, 19-25 the silver division and 26-30 the bronze division. There will also be separate categories for junior girls (under-18 years) and sub-junior girls (under-12). The cut will be applied at the end of the second day on Wednesday.

Apart from Chandigarh and other northern states, amateur lady golfers from Delhi NCR, and other major cities, including Pune, Bhubaneshwar and Bengaluru, will be seen in action in the championship, which is part of the Ladies’ Golf Tour and organised by the Ladies Section of the Chandigarh Golf Club, in collaboration with the newest Chandigarh Golf League franchisee team GB Legends.

The youngest participant in the championship is a 9-year-old. Binny Bath will catch eyeballs at 79 years young.

The ceremonial tee off will be performed at 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday by local lady golfer Heena Kang, who recently professional.

The organising committee members at the media briefing.

Ashu Singh informed that Punjab Open Ladies’ Golf Championship is among the biggest amateur ladies’ tournaments in North India. “It serves as an exceptional platform that nurtures and prepares aspiring women golfers to compete at both the national and international levels. Aditi Ashok, whose outstanding performance at the Tokyo Olympics brought immense pride to the nation, has also participated in this prestigious tournament in the past.

“Chandigarh continues to be a strong nursery for golfing talent, producing top IGU (Indian Golf Union) and world-ranked amateurs like Heena Kang, Ceerat Kang, Guntas Kaur Sandhu, Rebab Kahlon, Ojaswini Saraswat and Gairat Kahlon. Some of these amateurs led the national golfing circuit through 2022-2024 and represented the country multiple times in Japan, Australia and New Zealand,” she added.

GB Realty’s Luxury Project Opus One Enters Real Estate Hotspot New Chandigarh As Challenger

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PHOTOS By: GB Realty & LifeInChandigarh.com
First GMADA ‘Iconic Certified’ RERA approved project on 8.75 acres GMADA auctioned site in Ecocity 2
With Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) Certification & prestigious Platinum Rating by GMADA
Sustainable luxury with 79% of the land parcel dedicated to green landscapes, and only 21% built-up
Close to 700 ultra-luxury 3,000 sq ft 3 BHK, 4,500 sq ft 4 BHK, and 5,500 sq ft 5 BHK residences in 11 residential towers, the tallest in New Chandigarh, soaring up to 32 floors
Residences to start from around Rs 3.5 Crore; Price per sq ft to be announced along with ‘lucrative’ payment plan on December 1, when bookings will officially open to customers
Heavy earthwork already under way at site within nine months of getting possession of the land parcel from GMADA in December 2024; possession to buyers promised by December 2029
Best in class in the region, Suryacon are the construction partners to the project
Four other GB Realty projects in the pipeline awaiting RERA approval
Promoter Gurinder Bhatti promises every GB Realty project will be a legacy, crafted with precision, innovation, and an unwavering commitment to excellence

Real Estate companies are making a beeline for New Chandigarh, the latest hotspot for residential and commercial projects, with fresh developments being announced every quarter.

Most recent entrant into the arena is GB Realty, a unit of Optas Group, multi-nation conglomerate with interests in luxury hospitality, global student mobility, education, media, and infotainment.

Formally announcing in a media conference recently, the launch of GB Realty’s luxury residential project Opus One on GMADA (Greater Mohali Area Development Authority) auctioned 8.75 acres land parcel in Ecocity Two, New Chandigarh, GB Realty Chairman Gurinder Bhatti claimed that it is the first GMADA ‘Iconic Certified’ RERA approved project in New Chandigarh.

GB Realty Chairman Gurinder Bhatti officially announcing launch of the realtor’s luxury residential project Opus One in New Chandigarh. He is flanked by leading construction company Suryacon’s MD Rajesh Mittal (to his left) and GB Realty Director (Operations) Rohit Sethi.

Among other recognitions, Opus One has been awarded the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) Certification and the prestigious Platinum Rating by GMADA.

Describing it as a sustainable luxury development, with 79% of the land parcel dedicated to green landscapes, and the remaining only 21% to built-up area, Bhatti shared that around 688 ultra-luxury 3,000 sq ft 3 BHK, 4,500 sq ft 4 BHK, and 5,500 sq ft 5 BHK residences will be housed in 11 residential towers, the tallest in New Chandigarh, soaring up to 32 floors.

“Commanding attention with its sculptural form, international partnerships and enduring design language, Opus One will redefine Chandigarh’s skyline,” the DB Realty chairman gushed, adding that “the landmark project will seamlessly integrate global design expertise, sustainable architecture, and timeless luxury.”

International partnerships

The lush outdoor environment is being sculpted by PLA, Thailand, the landscape designers behind The Oberoi Sukhvilas, and several global hospitality icons. The design features tranquil water bodies, a sculpted dune, and much more.

The principal architect, Tripat Girdhar of Arete Design Studio, Bhatti revealed, has envisioned the project as a modern-day sculpture. Each tower is designed with a ‘Dual Core’ layout, featuring just two apartments per floor.

Sharing more details, he said each of the 11 towers will house five elevators, including private lifts opening into individual foyers, underscoring the project’s bespoke luxury experience.

Hirsch Bedner Associates (HBA), Singapore, renowned for designing some of the world’s most iconic hospitality spaces, including The Ritz-Carlton among others, brings its mastery of form and emotion to Opus One’s interiors.

Similarly, Australian Lighting Design Partnership (ALDP), known for illuminating landmarks like the Sydney Opera House, also brings in its expertise.

Clubhouse at the heart

At the heart of the development will be a 60,000 sq. ft clubhouse. It will include an all-weather Swimming Pool with Jacuzzi, Piano Bar, Sports Bar, Fine Dining Restaurant, Banquet Hall, a high-end supermarket, Business Centre and more.

‘Iconic Certified’

Bhatti said the recognition of Opus One as New Chandigarh’s first GMADA ‘Iconic Certified’ & RERA approved residential complex “celebrates its innovative design, eco-conscious construction and environmental responsibility, representing the very best in modern, responsible living.”

Best in class in the region, Suryacon, are the construction partners to the project.

Bhatti was joined in the media conference by Suryacon MD Rajesh Mittal and GB Realty Director (Operations) Rohit Sethi.

Heavy excavation underway at site

During a visit to the site on Tuesday (12.11.2025), your own news portal LifeInChandigarh.com was witness to heavy machinery excavating the site for the foundations and basements. A massive, plush site office, with valet parking for visitors, and warm welcome by smartly attired staff and senior executives is reflective of the company’s promise of excellence.

The expanse of the Opus One site in New Chandigarh
Heavy excavating machinery at work for laying the foundations and constructing the basements at the site.
The expansive and slick site office

According to Bhatti, construction work has been taken up in right earnest within nine of the company getting possession of the land parcel from GMADA in December 2024. The starting price for the residences is around Rs 3.5 crore. Price per sq ft will be announced along with ‘lucrative’ payment plan on December 1, when bookings will also officially open to customers.

Possession to buyers has been promised in four years, by December 2029.

The location & landmarks around

The project abuts the main arterial road in New Chandigarh just ahead of Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital in Medicity, and Omaxe. At a stone’s throw is the popular Doon International School, a high school on 6.5 acres of land into its fourth academic year and populated with 700 students. Across the road are the gated towers of the MLA Flats.

The New Chandigarh campus of Doon International School
The gated MLA Flats
Omaxe real estate project
Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and Research Centre

Diagonally opposite the Medicity is the New Chandigarh campus of prestigious Chandigarh school Strawberry Fields, and at a short distance, in Chandigarh’s Educity, is the Chandigarh campus of the famous SVKM’s NMIMS, a deemed to be university hosting premier graduate schools like School of Technology Management & Engineering, School of Law and School of Commerce.

Further down the road in Chandigarh is the renowned Post Graduate Institute for Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) and the reputed Panjab University.

Punjab’s Trident Group and PGTI Join Hands For Inaugural Trident Open At Chandigarh Golf Club

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Trident Group Chairman & Rajya Sabha MP Rajinder Gupta poses with the winner's trophy of the inaugural Trident Open golf tournament at the Chandigarh Golf Club on Saturday (08.11.2025). He is flanked by top professionals Yuvraj Sandhu (to his right) and Angad Cheema. PHOTO Credit: PGTI
Rs one crore prize purse up for grabs for 123 professionals and three amateurs

Close on the heels of the inaugural tournament of the faster format multi-city Indian Golf Premier League (IGPL) launched by legendary sixer-king Yuvraj Singh, the Chandigarh Golf Club will host the inaugural traditional format stroke-play Trident Open golf tournament on its 7000 yards-plus 18-hole par 72 course from November 11 to 14.

The tournament will be preceded by a Am-Am event on November 8 and a Pro-Am event on November 9.

With the inaugural Trident Open, Punjab’s renowned Trident Group, a business conglomerate and one of the leading players in home textiles in the country and international markets, has for the first time ventured into golf sponsorship. It is a collaboration with the Professional Golfers Tour of India (PGTI), the official sanctioning body of professional golf in the country, currently led by the legendary Kapil Dev.

From the Rs 100,00,000 prize purse, the winner will take away Rs 15,00,000, second placed Rs 10,00,000, third placed Rs 5,99,800, fourth placed Rs 4,99,800 and so on. The last placed finisher from among the 50 professionals who make the cut after 36 holes (at the end of Day 2) will also end up richer by Rs 76,700.

The star attraction in the tournament, featuring 123 professionals and three amateurs, will be the participation of leading Indian professionals, the likes of 2025 PGTI Ranking leader Yuvraj Sandhu (Chandigarh – accumulated PGTI Tour prize money so far in 2025 Rs 98,67,200), Arjun Prasad (Delhi – Rs 88,19,132), Shaurya Bhattacharya (Delhi – Rs 83,02,392), Angad Cheema (Mohali – Rs 63,78,909), Om Prakash Chouhan (Mhow – Rs 51,53,751) and Manu Gandas (Gurugram – Rs 47,80,113).

The prominent foreign names in the field include Sri Lankans N Thangaraja and K Prabagaran, Bangladeshis Jamal Hossain, Md Siddikur Rahman, Badal Hossain and Md Akbar Hossain, Americans Koichiro Sato and Derek Trofimczuk, Nepal’s Subash Tamang, Italy’s Federico Zucchetti and Uganda’s Joshua Seale.

Twenty-one-year-old Shubham Jaglan, former India No. 1 in the Junior Category, who has recently been playing professional golf in the United States, will be making his PGTI debut at the Trident Open.

Official t-shift and cap of Trident Open being unveiled

Besides Yuvraj Sandhu and Angad Cheema, the Chandigarh Tricity will be represented by the likes of Jairaj Singh Sandhu, Akshay Sharma, Ravi Kumar, Abhijit Singh Chadha, Brijesh Kumar, Raunil Kukar, Anant Singh Ahlawat, Amrit Lal, Chandarjeet Yadav, Brashwarpal Singh, Umed Kumar (PGTI NEXGEN Order of Merit champion), Vasu Sehgal and Vishav Pratap Singh Gill, to name a few.

The cut will be applied after the first 36 holes (at the end of the second day). The top 50 players and ties will make the halfway cut and continue to play for the remaining 36 holes over the last two days of the tournament.

Announcing the inaugural Trident Open, Rajinder Gupta, recently elected MP (Rajya Sabha) and Chairman, Trident Group; and Amandeep Singh Johl, star golfer of yesteryears and currently PGTI CEO, said, “We are delighted to partner for the inaugural Trident Open golf tournament, and especially honoured to host it at the Chandigarh Golf Club, which has a rich legacy of shaping champions who brought glory to the nation.”

Rajinder Gupta performs the ceremonial teeoff

Extending his warm welcome to all participants, Ravibir Singh, President, Chandigarh Golf Club, said, “We have partnered with PGTI over the years, and it has been a privilege to bring their prestigious tournaments to the City Beautiful. The Trident Open will provide a great opportunity for our members and golf fans in Chandigarh tricity to witness golf of the highest quality.”

While the Trident Group is the title sponsor for the Trident Open, other PGTI yearlong tour partners are Rolex, Amul, IndusInd Bank, Victorious Choice, Campa, Amrutanjan Electro Plus, Golf Plus Monthly and Golf Design India.

Asia Kitchen In Elante Mall Chandigarh Is Mainland China In New Avatar

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Sanjeev Kochhar
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Crispy Prawn Cheung Fun
Has added cuisines from the streets of a host of other Oriental Asian cities to your favourite Chinese flavours
City first destination in North India; brand so far concentrated in Mumbai, Pune

Casual mention of Mainland China in a conversation the other day, after what felt like ages, rekindled fond memories of the go-to place for authentic Chinese cuisine on Madhya Marg in Sector 26, which inexplicably closed a few years ago, much to the disappointment of its patrons and food lovers. One of the several brands owned by one of India’s leading hospitality companies Speciality Restaurants Limited (SRL), Mainland China has reopened in Chandigarh in a new avatar and a new location.

Called Asia Kitchen – By Mainland China, the swanky and spacious fine dining restaurant is now serving a vast collection of authentic Oriental Asian cuisines, which, besides your favourite flavours from Mainland China, captures an eclectic journey through the streets of Thailand, Japan, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Burma and beyond.

The chefs at Asia Kitchen spread their eye-catching and enticing wares for an exclusive media preview Tuesday on the third floor of Elante Mall, and they made it abundantly sure that the experience was one for lasting memories.

First, the décor: Featuring an open kitchen with subtle yet contemporary décor, and a high-energy bar, the space has been thoughtfully created to encourage conversation, community, and culinary exploration. Care has been taken to ensure that the restaurant showcases a young, casual, and refreshed identity, designed to resonate with the city’s cosmopolitan crowd.

With a vibrant new dining concept, Asia Kitchen appears to bring on an unexplored excitement to the table.

The menu celebrates authentic Asian flavours with a modern touch to a selection of Sushis, Cheung Fun, Baos, Dimsums featuring several highlights like Truffle Avocado Edmame Monomaki, Prawn Tempura Roll, Basil-Flavoured Chicken Dumplings, and introducing indulgent varieties of crispy Cheung Fun’s (Crispy Asparagus or Crispy Prawn and many more) for the first time in Chandigarh city.

(Left to right) Chef Sukesh, Head Chef, Chandigarh; Chef Ram Chander, Brand Chief Culinary Officer; Nripendra Chauhan, COO, Asia Kitchen by Mainland China; and Saurabh Kumar, Restaurant Manager, Chandigarh pose with a display of some of the favourite dishes from the streets of Oriental Asian cities at the launch of Asia Kitchen outlet in Elante Mall on Tuesday (07.10.2025)

Appetizers include the bold Jiang’s Chilli Cottage Cheese or Pickled Pepper Chicken with its signature 5-spice Grilled Lamb Chop while the wok selection showcases creations like Lotus Stem, Asparagus & Pak Choy in Chilli Basil Sauce, General Tsos Favourite Chicken, and Asian-Style Steamed John Dory.

Guests can also savour the signature Sizzling Stone Bowl with rice or noodles in a choice of cottage cheese, chicken, or prawn. Staples such as Blue Pea Japanese Fried Rice and Japanese Yaki Wheat Noodles complete the main offerings, while desserts like the refreshing Lemongrass Cheesecake, Mango Pudding and the indulgent Palm Jaggery Ice Cream promise a delightfully sweet finish.

In his message shared on the occasion, Anjan Chatterjee, Chairman & Managing Director, SRL, said: “It gives us immense pleasure to bring Asia Kitchen by Mainland China to Chandigarh. For over three decades, Mainland China has been synonymous with authentic Chinese dining, winning the hearts of millions. With Asia Kitchen, we have reimagined the concept to go beyond China and present a wide spectrum of Asian cuisines in a young, casual, and vibrant setting. Chandigarh, with its discerning food culture and dynamic lifestyle, is the perfect city for us to introduce this format. We look forward to welcoming guests to experience the best of Asia – right here at Elante Mall.”

Basil Flavoured Chicken Dumpling
Chicken Ramen

Present at the launch, Nripendra Chauhan, Chief Operating Officer, Asia Kitchen by Mainland China, shared, “We have done a good deal of research before unveiling Asia Kitchen by Mainland China in Chandigarh. We see a great market for our menu in the city, particularly among youngsters.”

He informed that with the opening in Chandigarh, Asia Kitchen by Mainland China now has 14 outlets across Mumbai (seven), Pune (three), Kolkatta (one), UAE (one) and Oman (one), all established within a short span of two years. Regarding expansion plans, he ventured that plans are afoot to open outlets in all prominent cities in the country, besides spreading abroad with two more upcoming in Dubai.

Expansion in Chandigarh tricity and other states in the region will follow the success of this Chandigarh outlet, he added.

Revealing that Asia Kitchen – By Mainland China in Chandigarh has an extensive Oriental Asian menu, Chef Ram Chander, Brand Chief Culinary Officer, asserted that and at least 40 items being served are not available anywhere in the city.

Where: Asia Kitchen, 3rd floor, Nexus Elante Mall, Chandigarh

Timings: Open for Lunch and Dinner

Meal for two: Approx. Rs. 1600+Tax

 

Why did Mainland China close in Chandigarh

According to Nripendra Chauhan, Chief Operating Officer, Asia Kitchen by Mainland China, along the way, the parent company SRL decided to discontinue with its franchise businesses across the country on the expiry of existing franchise contracts. Now all our outlets are company owned.

Chocolate Dome
Drums Of Heaven Hong Kong Style

About SRL

Speciality Restaurants Limited (SRL) is one of India’s leading hospitality companies, reputed for its diverse portfolio of fine and casual dining brands across India and Dubai. In addition to its restaurant chains, SRL also owns and operates a range of premium confectionery stores.

Headquartered in Mumbai with a registered office in Kolkata, the company has an established presence in 25 cities across three countries.

Founded in 1992 by Anjan Chatterjee, Speciality Restaurants began its journey with its first restaurant, Only Fish, in Mumbai. Building on its early success, the company introduced two iconic brands — Oh! Calcutta and Mainland China — in 1994, with the first Mainland China outlet opening in Saki Naka, Mumbai.

SRL is publicly listed on both the BSE and NSE.

Brands

Its long list of hospitality brands: Mainland China, Asia Kitchen by Mainland China, Oh! Calcutta, Sweet Bengal, Dariole, Riyasat, Jungle Safari, Flame & Grill, Sigree Global Grill, Café Mezzuna, Siciliana by Mezzuna, Episode One, Bohoba, Walters, Gong, Chaurangi, Bizarre Asia, Hoppipol, Haka.

Japanese Mushroom And Cream Cheese Gyoza
Japanese Yellow Curry With Smbal Chilli And Baby Spinach
Mango Pudding
Pickled Pepper Chicken
Spicy Basil & Chilli Cottage Cheese Noodle
Sushi Boat Veg

On Aussie Tour, It’s Advantage India, As Hosts Cope With Retirements, Injuries

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Sanjeev Kochhar
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Mitchell Starc back in ODI squad to spearhead Aussie pace attack
India to play three ODIs, followed by 5 T20Is
First tour match in Perth on October 19

As Australia on Tuesday announced their white-ball squads for the upcoming three ODI matches and the first two of the five T20Is in the home series against India beginning on October 19, the visiting world No. 1 ranked team will be fancying its chances as the hosts cope with injuries and a series of retirements from both formats.

Mitchell Marsh will once again lead the Aussies in both formats in the absence of regular captain and premier bowler Pat Cummins, who is continuing his recovery from a recurring lumbar bone stress and has apparently been kept out of the series to manage his workload carefully in preparation for a crucial Ashes campaign later in the Aussie summer.

Though their strike left-arm bowler Mitchell Starc and key batter Matt Short return to the international fold to take on a strong India line-up for the ODIs that includes batting greats Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, the Aussie 50-over side is in the process of rebuilding ahead of the 2027 World Cup following the recent retirements of Steve Smith, Glenn Maxwell and Marcus Stoinis.

The workload of Mitchell Starc, who retired from T20Is last month, is also being carefully managed ahead of the Ashes series. He sat out the series against South Africa in August after returning from the West Indies Test tour.

Maxwell could also miss the entire T20 series after surgery last week on a fractured wrist suffered during training in the lead up to the New Zealand series.

Starc and Short’s return is among four changes to Australia’s ODI side that took on South Africa last month, with uncapped duo Matt Renshaw and Mitchel Owen also earning recalls to the side that lost the series 2-1 to the Proteas, filling up middle order roles.

Dropping out of the ODI squad are Aaron Hardie, Matthew Kuhnemann and Marnus Labuschagne, the latter having been left out of the squad to face India after scoring a pair of ones in his two innings against the Proteas.

ODI squad: Mitchell Marsh (C), Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Matthew Short, Mitchell Owen, Matthew Renshaw, Cameron Green, Alex Carey, Xavier Bartlett, Cooper Connolly, Ben Dwarshuis, Nathan Ellis, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa.

Ins: Mitchell Owen, Matthew Renshaw, Matthew Short, Mitchell Starc. 

Outs: Aaron Hardie, Matthew Kuhnemann, Marnus Labuschagne

T20I squad (for first two games): Mitchell Marsh (C), Sean Abbott, Xavier Bartlett, Tim David, Ben Dwarshuis, Nathan Ellis, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Matthew Kuhnemann, Mitchell Owen, Matthew Short, Marcus Stoinis, Adam Zampa

Ins: Nathan Ellis, Josh Inglis.

Outs: Alex Carey, Josh Philippe

India squads

Earlier, India had named their white-ball squads for the upcoming tour, announcing that red-ball Test captain Shubman Gill will also lead the ODI squad, replacing Rohit Sharma, who, along with Virat Kohli, had retired from Tests and T20Is within the last 12 months.

Both Rohit and Virat will make their return to international cricket during the three-game ODI series against the Aussies after remaining out of action since the ICC Champions Trophy event at the start of the year.

Notable absentees from the India ODI squad that won the Champions Trophy early this year are Ravindra Jadeja and Varun Chakaravarthy, as well as the injured Hardik Pandya and Rishabh Pant.

Jasprit Bumrah, who has been included in the T20I squad, also doesn’t feature in the 50-over side, apparently influenced by considerations of his workload management.

Meanwhile, Nitish Kumar Reddy finds a place in both the white-ball squads, while Mohammed Siraj makes a comeback to the ODI side. Arshdeep Singh, Prasidh Krishna, Dhruv Jurel, and Yashasvi Jaiswal are the others to be named in the 15-member ODI squad that will tour Australia.

India ODI squad: Shubman Gill (C), Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Shreyas Iyer, Dhruv Jurel, Axar Patel, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav, Harshit Rana, Mohammed Siraj, Arshdeep Singh, Prasidh Krishna.

India T20I squad: Suryakumar Yadav (C), Abhishek Sharma, Shubman Gill, Tilak Varma, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Jitesh Sharma, Varun Chakaravarthy, Jasprit Bumrah, Arshdeep Singh, Kuldeep Yadav, Harshit Rana, Sanju Samson, Rinku Singh, Washington Sundar.

Series schedule:

First ODI: October 19, Perth

Second ODI: October 23, Adelaide

Third ODI: October 25, Sydney

First T20I: October 29, Canberra

Second T20I: October 31, Melbourne

Third T20I: November 2, Hobart

Fourth T20I: November 6, Gold Coast

Fifth T20I: November 8, Brisbane

Punjab Farmers Can Learn Modern Methods From Food Powerhouse Netherlands: CM Bhagwant Mann

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Sanjeev Kochhar
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CM inaugurates Rs 150-crore world class animal feed manufacturing plant at Rajpura, built by Netherlands-based global giant De Heus
Accepts invitation to visit Netherlands at the head of a delegation of progressive farmers from Punjab to study best farm practices
Says, despite the death and destruction caused by the recent floods, Punjab is estimated to still contribute 180 lakh metric tonnes (MT) of rice and 125 lakh MT of wheat to the national foodgrains pool
Vows to make Punjab the next industrial hub of the country

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann has called for adopting modern methods of farming in the state to keep it sustainable and profitable. Citing the example set by the Netherlands, he said at the earliest possible he will lead a delegation of progressive farmers to the European country, which is the second largest exporter of food products in the world, to learn from its best farm practices.

He was addressing a large gathering after formally inaugurating a Rs 150 crore world class animal feed plant at Rajpura, built by De Heus Amimal Nutrition India, a wholly owned subsidiary of the world’s leading animal feed manufacturing company Royal De Heus of the Netherlands, in the presence of the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to India, Nepal and Bhutan Marisa Gerards. The global and India leadership of De Heus group was also present.

Highlighting several similarities between the Netherlands as a country and Punjab state, he said both have nearly the same area, both have a rich culture of well bonded joint families, and both are agriculture dominated. But he said the small European country, famous for its cheese and other agricultural products, was a also a powerhouse of technology and innovation, and Punjab could learn a lot from it.

Therefore, he announced the acceptance of an invitation extended to him to visit the Netherlands, which he promised he will undertake with progressive farmers at the earliest available time.

Appreciating the pace at which the company had been successful in raising the factory and other infrastructure, exactly two years after he performed its ground-breaking ceremony in October 2023, he expressed confidence that this factory will act as a catalyst for rapid industrialisation of Punjab. Lots and lots of companies are coming to Punjab, and the state will emerge as the next industrial hub of the country, he asserted.

Besides providing employment to the young men and women of Punjab, and revenue to the government, the factory, which will market its high-quality animal feed far and wide, will also benefit small suppliers, channel partners, logistics businesses, etc, he noted.

Commenting on the devastating floods which caused massive loss of life, crops, farmland, infrastructure, etc, he reiterated his government’s strong commitment to help all affected return to normal life. “Punjab has fallen several times in the past, but it has also bounced back several times. So, hand in hand we will rebuild our lives together,” he added.

Striking a note of optimism, he said people will be surprised to know that despite the death and destruction caused by the recent floods, Punjab is estimated to still contribute 180 lakh metric tonnes (MT) of rice and 125 lakh MT of wheat to the national foodgrains pool.

Recollecting the Netherlands as a powerhouse of sports especially in field hockey and soccer, the chief minister said Punjab likewise has had a strong history of excelling in sports and continues to dominate. He reminded the gathering that out of the playing 11 in the Indian national men’s field hockey team nine members were from Punjab. It is also a matter of pride for the state that the current captains of the Indian field hockey team, women’s cricket team and men’s soccer team are from Punjab, he added.

Addressing the gathering, Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to India, Nepal and Bhutan Marisa Gerards said in many ways the story of her country’s resilience and prosperity is quite similar to that of Punjab, rising from death and destruction of war and the vagaries of nature like floods and famine in the spirit of ‘chardi kalan’.

In his heart-to-heart words to the livestock farmers, suppliers and channel partners, Co De Heus, Chairman Board of Royal De Heus, while promising a consistent supply of high-quality animal feed products from the company, assured customers that going beyond mere sale of products De Heus will look to strike lasting relationships with all stakeholders.

Expressing solidarity with the people who had lost near and dear ones, crops, farmland and livestock in the devastating floods, he said the company experts will reach out to the livestock owners with their knowledge and expertise to help them care for their surviving livestock.

The new factory has an installed capacity of 1.8 lakh metric tons (MT) of animal feed, expandable to 2.4 lakh MT. It features two dedicated production lines – one for cattle and buffalo feed, and another for poultry and pig feed.

Equipped with state-of-the-art European technology and automated processes, the plant will manufacture a comprehensive range of products including compound feed, premixes, concentrates and speciality feeds.

According to the senior company officials, De Heus’ animal feed products come complete with nutrition essential for the growth and production of animals, supporting their optimal development. This helps keep the animals healthy with improved reproductive cycles and consistent production, enabling the farmers to increase farm incomes and profitability.

The Rajpura facility is expected to generate over 300 direct jobs and create opportunities for hundreds of local suppliers and channel partners. With raw materials sourced domestically, the factory will also stimulate regional agri-businesses.

The plant will cater to markets across Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Western Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Rajasthan, and parts of Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh.

From the company side among others present at the inauguration were Rolinda De Heus, MD, PhD;  Johan van der Ban, CEO Asia; Arno Willemink, Group COO; Rutger Oudejans, MD India; Tanveer Malik, COO India; and Amit Mittan, Commercial Director India.

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