Documentary
Sunday, 29 March 2015
Sunday, 22 March 2015
S.W.O.T
Strength : chole bathure , cheap rates
Weakness : no sitting arrangement , unhygenic food
Opportunity : large scale business
Threat : unhygenic food
Strength :
The strength of chachd di hatti is their taste of chole bathure and their cheap rates . The taste of chole bathure is the strength of chache di hatti as people of kamla nagar and other places come over here for this taste . The cheap rates of chache di hatti attracts more and more customers because it is affordable to every1 even to the low class people too.
Weakness :
The weakness of chache di hatti is no sitting arrangement and unhygenic food . The problem of no sitting space changes the mind of consumers to go over there as the customers today consider about their comfort first. The problem of unhygenic food is also a huge problem as it causes illness to the consumers and which causes downgrade in the number of consumers.
Opportunity:
Business can be done on large scale by opening new branches on different places and by improving the sitting arrangement as it will attract more and more customers as it will give them a high level of comfort.
Threat :
Unhygenic food causes a huge threat to the consumers as it causes illness to the consumers which effects the consumer level and becomes a loss to the shop as the number of consumers decreases due to the bad quality and unhygenic food .
BY- JASMEET
Wednesday, 11 March 2015
Food walk!
College is the best time of your life. Whosoever had studied in north campus,must had visited kamla nagar to hang out with friends. Also people from every corner of delhi come here. The second food walk organised by street food of delhi was in Kamla Nagar.
The walk started from Kashyap pakodas. There are two kashyap pakoda wala in kamla nagar, both being equally good. Bread Pakoda is fried in pure ghee on tawa and served with green and red chutney. The taste is different from pakodas which are fried in kadhai filled with oil. Kashyap pakodas are crispy from outside and soft from inside.Each bread pakoda costs Rs 30.
Next on our food walk was Brijwasi sweets. I have been here before to eat delicious kadi chawal during the day time. The food available at brijwasi do not include onions and garlic. As we reached in the evening time,we tasted gujia,ras malai,kular rabri and badam milk. Milk was exceptionally good.
After having sweets,it was time to taste some chatpata snacks. We reached at Bombay bhel house and had delicious bhelpuri. Hing kachori was not good but puchka was really mouth watering. The water filled inside the puchka or golgappe in delhi is of pudina but here it was imli ka paani.
Finally, we thought of having some drink It was disappointing to see that Chacha shake which was quite popular during our college days have now entered in to the real estate business. Keventers,now named as shake square was the only choice left for us.
Famous eateries where one could enjoy good food are:-Mini shop,chaat street,nine75,QDs,Bon Zai,momos point,vaishnav chaat,and bille di haati.
BY- MUSKAAN RAMPAL
Tuesday, 3 March 2015
SOCIAL CULTURE!
Kamla nagar is a kind of
chilling place for the youngsters for those are basically under the category of
the students of DU i.e. Delhi university teenagers come here to have fun some
come here to eat while some thinking of shopping! It is really happening place
to visit the MOMOS POINT is really
amazing ,their food is really going to tickle your taste buds…… guyz of DU basically visit kamla nagar for the fooding purpose.as now a days
youngsters love to have cheap as well as
delicious food. Kamla nagar is a place where you get both the qualities at a single place.
Leaving the food points behind ,kamla nagar is also famous for
the shopping in itself .it has become one of the top shopping areas in Delhi. So here is a huge footfall of girls. You get every
kind of cloth here that is in trend going on.. Here one can find famous western
and ethenic clothing.We see mostly ladies
garment here with cheap prices and also girls accessories at reasonable prices,which attracts girls.so girls love to visit
this place to fullfill their need for
shopping. Whenever they get free 90% according to the analysis they come for
shopping.
BY- PARNEET
Monday, 2 March 2015
"CHACHE DI HATTI"
-Chache Di Hatti serves the best plate of Chole Bhature in the over-populated North
Campus. Seasons come and go, but the crowd outside Hatti never get less.
¨ -The
menu is completely vegetarian, though limited.
¨ - They offer only aloo wale bhatoore, sade bhatoore, kulche and chhole accompanied with rich flavors.
It's a must visit if you enjoy punjabi street food and don't mind waiting in long queues. |
This is the main attraction of DU students as it is very cheap and provide food in good quantity.
They have a speciality in channa and aloo bhaturas which is available for 40 Bucks only. Plain Bhatura and chana is available for 35 bucks, Kulche for 25bucks and Spare chole for 20 bucks.
NOTE- 1. They do not have any Branch.
2. They do not have any delievery service.
3. They have a limited stock of food.
4. This place encourages for self service.
They have cash system. They are 4 members working there. One collects
money one serves it one clean the utensils and one make the bhaturaa’s. They serve in a
plastic plate and also in steel plates.
They even have a dustbin just outside their shop for disposing off plates and steel plates can be given on table but generally litter outside the dustbin.. .
They even have a dustbin just outside their shop for disposing off plates and steel plates can be given on table but generally litter outside the dustbin.. .
This place is always crowded by long ques. |
They have separate ques for men and women. Every
kind of crowd is founded here. BY - DIVYA JAIN |
Tuesday, 24 February 2015
Visit to Maharshi Valmiki chowk.. Kamla nagar market.
AREA OF CONCERN - CHACHE DI HATTI
Chache di Hatti is one of the most famous eating joints in Kamla Nagar. The shop is decades old and serves delicious and heavenly Chole Bhature. The stuffed Bhaturas served here is the USP of the shop. The food is reasonably priced but there is a lack of dining space and is only suitable for takeaways or for street side eating experience. This eating joint is frequently visited by many students of the Delhi University and boasts of serving its Chole Bhature to even the bollywood superstar, Amitabh Bachchan.
Observations!
- Long Queues
- Loads of Crowd
-All kind of crowd
-Seperate Queues for men and women
-Take away system
-Served in Plastic plates
- Served only when paid
- self service
-No sitting arrangement
-Seperate basin to wash plastic plates .
-Improper drainage system.
By - LOVELEEN
Saturday, 21 February 2015
Kamla Nagar Market
Group Members- Luvleen, Divya Jain, Muskaan Rampal, Parneet Caur, Akanksha Parnami, Jasmeet Singh |
Kamla Nagar Market
When we intend to explore our ecosystem we set forth to some most popular hubs in our environment to identify opportunities and concern that calls for design solutions. With a motive to get a design solution, we begin by selecting a specific area around us.
We chose Kamla Nagar Market, Delhi 2 meet our purpose. Kamla Nagar is one of the top shopping hubs of North Delhi and an Old Establishment after Chandni Chowk Delhi 6.
HISTORY
Kamla Nagar is named after Kamla Nehru, a freedom fighter and wife of Jawaharlal Nehru. The neighbourhood rose to prominence after the erection of Ram Swarup Clock Tower on the Grand Trunk Road in 1941, and the construction of Jaipuria and Birla textile mills. It was also a stop of the erstwhile Delhi Tram Service. Later, it was developed as an affluent residential area in 1950s.
Kamla Nagar is named after Kamla Nehru, a freedom fighter and wife of Jawaharlal Nehru. The neighbourhood rose to prominence after the erection of Ram Swarup Clock Tower on the Grand Trunk Road in 1941, and the construction of Jaipuria and Birla textile mills. It was also a stop of the erstwhile Delhi Tram Service. Later, it was developed as an affluent residential area in 1950s.
Kamla Nagar and its adjoining neighbourhoods were a centre of political activity during the late British Raj and the first two decades after Independence. It was also a cultural hub after Independence with Gulzar, Santosh Anand and Manoj Kumar being active there during some part of their lives before becoming popular in Bollywood.
POPULAR CULTURE..
The Kamla Nagar Market is situated right next to the North Campus of Delhi University. The market is a popular hang-out place for college students. It is also popular because many students live close to this market either in hostels or rented accommodation.The market is famous for fashion clothes, accessories and its street food. The roads spread out from a huge round-about into different streets which have different shops and showrooms.
The retail stores and restaurants are all placed in the lower floors while the upper floors comprise of residential homes.The market has good merchandise and even the road side shops sell good stuff. The market is famous for trendy clothes as it offers a huge variety of it. There are lots of branded as well as local showrooms in Kamla Nagar market. Many booksellers and publishers also have their offices here.The Kamla Nagar market remains closed on Mondays.
It is famous for popular fashion brands and spicy street food. There are some good restaurants in this market. From fast food joints like McDonald’s, Dominos, etc to cafes like Barista, Costa Coffee day to proper restaurants like Momos point, Nine75, Bercos, etc. Don’t forget to have the famous Chhole Bhaturas at ‘Chache Di Hatti’ along with their trademark chutney. There is usually a long queue here.
VISIT EXPERIENCE
This market is for all class of people.
One can come and spend his day all way having fun around by shopping and food items..from spicy street food to starbucks.Also the police is always there to help people but sometimes bribe the local storeowners.They become cruel to the people for bribe and if hawkers are unable to give them money they just throw their thellas and warn them to leave the place immediately. Bribe differs from Rs200-1000per month depending upon people.
From hawkers they charge nearby Rs200 and from roadside footwear seller they charge Rs1000.
The market's cleanliness is far more better than other markets.There are dustbins at every corner. Regular brooming is done.People's view is that this area is clean and they have no problem with it.Except of ladies toilet but this problem has been solved at an extent after the construction of the "Spark" mall.
Some Nearby places of interest include the 17th century Roshanara Garden and the adjacent 19th century Roshanara Club in Shakti Nagar. Kamla Nehru Ridge Forest, which lies on the east of Kamla Nagar, has historic monuments such as the Mutiny Memorial, Flagstaff Tower and one of the several Ashoka Pillars. Ram Swarup Clock Tower lies on the southern edge of Kamla Nagar. Delhi Vidhan Sabha and Viceregal Lodge of Delhinow (Vice Chancellor's Residence) are also nearby.
BY- Loveleen Seth MuskaanRampal and Divya Jain
CULTURE
•K’Nags as it is popularly
known among the teeming student population of the North Campus, DU colleges,
lies next to the famous
Hans
Raj
College.
•This student hot spot is
always brimming with the energy of the hundreds of college students who come
here to hangout, shop their favourite brands & satiate their hunger with
hordes of eating options ranging from fast food joints to Desi delights.
• Kamla Nagar is easily
accessible by road transport & the nearest metro station is
Vishwavidyalaya. People from all parts of Delhi come here to have their fill of
enjoyment & leisure.
A FOODIE’S DELIGHT
•Kamla Nagar is a
foodie paradise in its own right. People come from all parts of the Capital
City to gorge on the Chacha Ke Bhature sold over a small counter in one of the
many by-lanes at this market.
• This shop is crowded
from the time it opens till the time it is closed down. Then there is Vaishnav
Ki Chaat, famous for its Golgappas & Dahi Bhalle; and Chacha
di Hatti famous
for its street food. Bittoo
Tikki Walla (BTW)
serves mouth-watering Alloo Tikkis, easily the best in town.
• McDonalds, KFC, Domino's Pizza
& some of the other international brands make for the foreign franchisees,
attracting the most youthful crowd.
•You also have the famous
Momos Point that has been serving delicious momos to the campus people since
ages. International beverage majors like Barista & Costa
Coffee have
also added to the already star- studded list of foreign franchisees.
SHOP HUB
•The various garments
shops located in the Kamla Nagar market that are known for their traditional
and contemporary clothes, accessories, bags, shoes etc. can be listed as in the
list below: -
•Penny Lane
•Miss Jo
•Wings Shoes
•No code
•Tac Fab
•Global Desi
•Forever Shoes
•Maximum number of
students are there in kamla nagar market as it the
shopping hub for them and as it is situated near north delhi college campus so
this market is the most nearest for all.
• This market also has
street shopping and people also shop on
brands.
BY- AKANKSHA
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