The event in Chandigarh successfully promoted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision for a healthier society. Participants showcased nutritious dishes made without oil to encourage better household dietary habits.
CHANDIGARH — The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Mahila Morcha organized a unique “Low-Fuel and Zero-Oil Recipe” program on Tuesday. Held at Kamalam, the BJP State Office in Sector 33, the initiative aimed to promote healthy eating habits across local households. Furthermore, the event successfully aligned with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s national call for a balanced and sustainable lifestyle.
Under the leadership of Mahila Morcha State President Sonam Verma, party workers prepared a variety of nutritious dishes in their homes. Remarkably, they created these meals using minimal fuel and absolutely no cooking oil. Participants later displayed their innovative recipes at the party office, demonstrating practical ways to improve daily nutrition.
BJP Chandigarh State President Jitender Pal Malhotra attended the event alongside several senior party officials. He sampled the healthy dishes and highly praised the creative efforts of the women’s wing.
“Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s message of adopting a healthy lifestyle and reducing excessive consumption of cooking oil is extremely important for building a healthier society,” Malhotra stated during his address to the gathering. In addition, he emphasized that such initiatives strengthen the vital message of energy conservation and environmental protection.
Meanwhile, Sonam Verma reiterated the wing’s ongoing commitment to grassroots health awareness. She explained that the group actively works to bring the vision of a healthier India into reality.
“We want to take the Prime Minister’s vision to every single household,” Verma said. Therefore, she explicitly urged local women to integrate low-fuel and zero-oil cooking practices into their daily family routines.
Ultimately, the event concluded with a shared pledge among the office-bearers. The participants resolved to spread this health message further and inspire more families to adopt balanced dietary habits for a brighter future.
