Whosoever checks the famous spots for visiting Mccluskiegunj , shall find Sarwa Dharma Sthal as a search result. But rarely is anyone aware about the story behind the place. In poems and stories we find sentences like" Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Isai....Sb aapas mai bhai bhai". Now, you may think that the place suggested by Google says SarvaDharma Sthal and when you visit the spot, you find two tower like structures standing one representing Hindu religion and another representing Islam religion. In short, only the temple and mosque is found. The foundation for the construction of church and gurudwara still lies today, unbuilt! Read more, to find the story behind it... One day, I asked one of the a learned old man about the story behind SarvaDharma Sthal. I wish to share the same history with you. Decades ago, there was a person named Suresh Baraick. Suresh hailed from Punjab, but he stayed at Mccluskiegunj . He belonged to a well to do family. One fine day, he decided to c
As you all know that I am vegetarian, I used to survive on corn flakes, mueslis, breads, croissants, cappuccino and some Gujarati snacks that I got from India. I was bored to have the same type of food everyday. After doing an extensive research, I found two restaurants having Indian food on their menu card. One had a buffet food system, available between 12:30pm to 3:00pm, since I had classes till 5pm, I preferred to go to the another restaurant near to the main market of Antwerp . Expecting the increased bill, I ordered a plate of jeera rice and paneer butter masala, which I found worth paying for. While talking to Charlotte, my first friend at the University and my co-researcher of "Social Food Lab"; she expressed her love for Indian food. Another team mate of Antwerp, joined us in having the Indian cuisine at the Indo-Nepali Restaurant . We ordered some good food and to my amaze, Charlotte loved the thick saucy paste of Paneer Butter Masala, so much that she dipped i