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Facing backlash on social media over KitKat packs with image of Lord Jagannath, Nestle India on Thursday said it has "already withdrawn" the packs from the market. The chocolate packs in question depicted images of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra and Mata Subhadra on wrappers.
Nestle India had to face consumers' wrath on social media, who accused the company of hurting religious sentiments by using the sacred images on KitKat wrappers.
The company expressed regret and said that as a pre-emptive action, it withdrew those packs from the market last year.
According to the company, these were travel packs meant to celebrate beautiful local destinations. Nestle said it wanted to celebrate the culture of Odisha with designs on packs representing 'Pattachitra', which is an ancient Odisha-based artworks of cloth-based scroll painting.
Nestle India is the Indian subsidiary of the Swiss multinational FMCG giant Nestle, also owns brands such as Maggi, Nescafe, Milkmaid, Munch and Milkibar.

Nestle says it has withdrawn KitKat packs with Lord Jagannath image after backlash

Nestle&nbsp;India faces backlash over Lord Jagannath&nbsp;on KitKat&nbsp;packs
Nestle India says it had already withdrawn packs last year
Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra and Mata Subhadra on wrappers
Nestle:&nbsp;Travel packs meant to celebrate beautiful local destinations

The chocolate packs in question depicted images of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra and Mata Subhadra on wrappers

Facing backlash on social media over KitKat packs with image of Lord Jagannath, Nestle India on Thursday said it has "already withdrawn" the packs from the market. The chocolate packs in question depicted images of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra and Mata Subhadra on wrappers.
Nestle India had to face consumers' wrath on social media, who accused the company of hurting religious sentiments by using the sacred images on KitKat wrappers.
The company expressed regret and said that as a pre-emptive action, it withdrew those packs from the market last year.
According to the company, these were travel packs meant to celebrate beautiful local destinations. Nestle said it wanted to celebrate the culture of Odisha with designs on packs representing 'Pattachitra', which is an ancient Odisha-based artworks of cloth-based scroll painting.
Nestle India is the Indian subsidiary of the Swiss multinational FMCG giant Nestle, also owns brands such as Maggi, Nescafe, Milkmaid, Munch and Milkibar.

Doors of Puri's Jagannath temple to be coated with 2500 kg silver

The doors of Puri's Jagannath&nbsp;temple will be coated with silver, donated by a Mumbai-based devotee.

The wooden doors of Puri's Jagannath temple will be plated with 2500 kg of silver, donated by a devotee from Mumbai, the Hindustan Times reported.
A meeting will take place on the 27th of October to approve the design.
According to the temple administrator, the gates of Kaalahaat dwar, Jaya-Vijay dwar, West Bhop Mandap dwar among others will be plated with silver worth 15.32 crore. Even the wood needed for the doors will be donated by the Mumbai-based devotee, since the current wood has worn out.
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