Indian restaurant is left out at the village festival - Mayor speaks clearly!

Indian restaurant is left out at the village festival - Mayor speaks clearly!

Paulinenaue, Deutschland - In Paulinenaue, this year's village festival is just around the corner. On July 12th, the large sports field becomes the scene for a colorful program and local club activities. But not everyone involved is in a party mood: the Indian restaurant "Apne 3" was excluded from participation, which ensures a lot of conversation. The trader Jörg Wuthe criticizes this step as unfair to local entrepreneurs who have to assert themselves in gastronomy. According to [maz-online.de] (https://www.maz-online.de/lokales/havelland/havelland-indische-restaurant-vom-da-dorberister-Eerkermeister-Erklaert-den-den-den-den-den-den-den-den-den-den-den-den-den-den-den-den-den-grunde--grunde--grunde--grunde--grunde--grunde-den-grunde--grunde-den-grunde-den-grunde-den-grunde-den-grunde. There are more for "Apne 3" at the stands, since all places have already been awarded for the local clubs.

The organizers of the village festival have been preparing intensively for this event for half a year, which is supposed to offer the clubs in the region a platform. The sports club takes over the food while the fire brigade provides the drinks. The pauer women will take care of the punch and the fishing club will also be active by selling and smoking fish rolls. Breder also announced that the catering and beverage distribution between the sports club and the fire brigade will be exchanged next year.

a new player in Paulinenaue

The restaurant offers its guests a colorful atmosphere that is typical of North Indian gastronomy. As reports paulinenaue.info, the dishes are less sharp and the price range is moderate, which makes it particularly attractive to a wide audience. "Apne 3" has space for up to 100 guests, which makes it ideal for bigger celebrations. Various cocktails and food to take away are also on the menu.

The festival in the community

The village festival begins at 2 p.m. with a cultural contribution from the primary school and is accompanied by a musical appearance of a live band in the late evening. For the little ones there is a supporting program with a bouncy castle and information on the topic of "first aid". The festival will definitely offer a high entertainment value, even if "Apne 3" is not part of the game.

The decision to exclude the restaurant from the festival triggered at Karam Singh, the head of "Apne 3". He emphasizes how important the income from such events is for the survival of his company. This situation once again shows how small entrepreneurs have to fight in rural communities to assert themselves in the catering trade.

The discussion about the stands on the festival raises questions about the support for local entrepreneurs. While the clubs and organizations have the opportunity to present themselves, the contribution of a new inn owner remains unexpected. The makers of the festival have nevertheless demonstrated a good hand to create a varied and inviting event.