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Mumbai 'Dabbawalas' prepping for Coronation ceremony
Know what they'll present the monarch with
They were invited to the event organised by the British High Commissioner

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Mumbai Dabbawalas shopping for King Charles ahead of coronation ceremony; know why

Name: Mumbai Dabbawalas shopping for King Charles ahead of coronation ceremony; know why
Uploaded: 2023-05-04T18:19:18.000+05:30
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Description: Mumbai 'Dabbawalas' are gearing up for the coronation ceremony of King Charles III and the queen to held on May 6. Know about their relationship with the royal family.

Mumbai 'Dabbawalas' are gearing up for the coronation ceremony of King Charles III and the queen to held on May 6. Know about their relationship with the royal family.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Mumbai Dabbawalas shopping for King Charles ahead of coronation ceremony; know why

Mumbai 'Dabbawalas', known for delivering fresh home-cooked food to offices, have received an invitation for the coronation ceremony of King Charles III and they have started preparing for it.

They will reportedly present the monarch with a traditional Puneri turban and a shawl. The spokesperson for the dabbawalas has also informed that they were invited to the event organised by the British High Commissioner at Mumbai's Hotel Taj Mahal Palace on May 2.

Relationaship goes a long way

For the unversed, the relationship between the King and the dabbawalas goes a long way, as King Charles had met up with them during his India visit in 2003, at Mumbai's Churchgate station. In 2005, two dabbawalas were even invited for the royal wedding of Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles.

Also watch: Here's all you need to know about King Charles's coronation wardrobe