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Celeb chef asked to change âHoli Cowâ restaurant name and apologise to Hinduâs By Chanelle Lutchman Share Durban - The South African Hindu Maha Sabha has written to celebrity chef, Yudhika Sujanani, asking her to change the name of her restaurant, Holi Cow, and apologise to Hindus. The restaurant opened eight years ago and is based in Fourways, Johannesburg. It received several rave reviews over the years. A few weeks ago, a petition was created and circulated on Facebook by a group calling itself South African Indians have Rights (SAIR). It was directed to, among others, Ashwin Trikamjee, president of the South African Hindu Maha Sabha, the South African Tamil Federation and the World Hindu Foundation South Africa.

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11-year-old singer to perform during R-Day celebrations in South Africa

1835 Johannesburg, January 24 An 11-year-old South African-Indian singer will perform at the Indian Consulate in Johannesburg to celebrate the Republic Day on Tuesday. Together with her maternal grandfather Dharam Sewraj, who has several decades of experience in the broader South African music industry, Pritisha Muthraparsad worked with local Indian music producer Ravesh Surjoo to record the two patriotic songs on audio and with Keith Koogen on video. “After we were approached by Indian Consul General Anju Ranjan in Johannesburg to perform the songs, we bought the back tracks online and Ravesh Surjoo and I improved on it,’” Sewraj told PTI. “This child has an amazing voice that can probably be developed into a major singing talent with some studies in India,” Ranjan said after first watching her sing.

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