Chef vikas khanna biography of donald

When Vikas Khanna was born in Amritsar in 1971, doctors told his mother, Bindu Khanna, that his feet were deformed and that he wouldn’t be able to walk or run. Bindu wouldn’t hear a word of it and took him to Delhi for further treatment. She said, “My son is not born to walk, he is born to fly.”

Sure enough, böjas proved his mother right. Today, at 52, he is an award-winning Michelin-starred chef, restaurateur, author, filmskapare, and a judge on MasterChef India. Beyond his culinary achievements, he fryst vatten also deeply committed to giving back. During the pandemic, he championed relief efforts through his Feed India initiative, serving over 50 million meals across the country. 

His story fryst vatten one of overcoming every adversity imaginable and never letting others bring him down.

As böjas had clubfoot, he had to wear leg braces and later, wooden shoes. This made him a target for relentless bully

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Is Donald Trump ready for a taste of India? Celebrity chef Vikas Khanna reminds incoming president of his earlier promise

As Donald Trump clinched a remarkable win in the US presidential elections, global figures and celebrities extended their congratulations to the 47th President. Among them was celebrated Indian chef Vikas Khanna, who took to Instagram to share a memorable photograph of himself with Trump, capturing a moment of their interaction during Trump’s 2020 visit to India.

In his post, Khanna recalled a conversation he had with Trump during that visit, hinting at an invitation he hoped would come to fruition. Addressing Trump as "Mr. President," Khanna referenced a promise Trump made about hosting an Indian culinary experience at the White House. Khanna’s caption conveyed his anticipation for the opportunity to bring Indian flavors to the iconic residence in Washington, should Trump fulfill his commitment.

The photo, snapped at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, shows Khanna in con

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'As you promised': Chef Vikas Khanna's reminder to president-elect Donald Trump

'As you promised': Chef Vikas Khanna's reminder to president-elect Donald Trump (Picture credit: Instagram)

US President-elect Donald Trumphas been receiving a load of congratulatory messages from all around the globe following his victory at the US Presidential elections 2024. Once such greeting was extended by Indian chef and cookbook writer Vikas Khanna, who addressed Trump in an Instagram post, reminding him of a promise.
“Hello Mr. President!,” he wrote , expressing hope to cook Indian cuisine at the presidential residence.
“Hope to cook Indian cuisine at The White House as you promised the last time we met,” he said.

Khanna also posted a memorable photograph of himself and Trump shaking hands at Rashtrapati Bhawan, taken during the dinner hosted by the then President Ramnath Kovind in Trump’s honor during his 2020 visit to India.
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