grab a \'moong dal pizza\' after work
After working all day, Kapil Madan did not go home to Ghaziabad.
Instead, the bank staff went to a corner of the nearby street and started working again.
Kapil has been in T-for the last five months-
Paula Road near Ito.
The \"moong dal pizza\" He sells has only one thing in common with the popular Italian food --its shape.
Soft bread, soaked in butter with homemade chili sauce, is a simple and fulfilling meal for Rs. 50 per plate.
Kapil working at back
The terminal business of a bank in Ito said Prime Minister Modi\'s slogan \"Made in India\" inspired him.
\"What drives this is Narendra Modi\'s NARA.
Also, I like to cook and do something different, \"he said. From 5 to 9 p. m.
After work, Kapil sells about 40 \"moong dal pizzas\" per day \".
\"People initially stopped to ask me about the\" Made in India \"logo on the banner.
But now they tell me they never had such an experience.
I\'m starting to have a repeat.
\"He stayed overnight at a small restaurant and left his supplies and tables, but when the inventory was over, he would carry fresh batter.
On a recent rainy afternoon, a group of girls waited patiently for a hot plate of pizza.
After eating a few slices, they asked Kapil to pack the rest.
\"I love it so much that I want to take it home to my family,\" one of the girls told the jubilant Kapil.