Sartaj Bikaneri is a reputed name in the field of namkeens and snacks. They are mainly known as Sartaj Bikaneri Namkeens in Ludhiana. They company makes a large variety of namkeens and snacks.
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There is a small market where you can buy papad,namkeens,mouth fresheners,sweets etc.
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While Bikanervala's packaged food products, including sweets and namkeens, are sold under the Bikano brand name, the company has opened Bikano Chat Cafes (2003) which are quick service restaurants serving fast food with minimal table service. The Bikanervala and Angan restaurants serve traditional Indian snacks, sweets and namkeens. Bikanervala has also launched a boutique hotel at Banjara Hills in Hyderabad.
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Sartaj Bikaneri or Sartaj Bikaneri Namkeens is one of Punjab's largest snacks manufacturers. Originally based in Ludhiana, they are now in many cities in Punjab.
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Then 16, he had just finished high school. Learning the art of making sweets from his father. In 1980s, when the western fast-food pizza entered the Indian market, Aggarwal realized that there was scope to explore more Indian products thus Bikanervala opened several outlets in various parts of the country. In 1988, to take the brand globally, they launched Bikano to sell sweets and namkeens in air-tight packaging. In 1995, Bikanervala entered into an exclusive agreement to produce namkeens for PepsiCo’s brand Lehar, opening a new plant in Faridabad, Haryana.
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Bikanervala is a brand of Indian sweets and namkeens (savories). The brand started 115 years ago as a sweets and namkeen shop called Lalji in Bikaner, Rajasthan. It was established in Delhi almost seven decades ago. The brand is now a Rs 1,100 crore company with 94 stores including 25 stores abroad.
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The cost of this project is Rs. 40 million and has been implemented in a 45-day period. Sarafa Bazaar, which is India's only night street-food market, attracts large crowds from the city and tourists from various places. It stays open till two in the morning. Indore is also notable for its wide variety of namkeens or savory items and has many popular namkeen stores across the city including thepla, dhokla and sev.
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In 1950 two members of the Lalji family moved to Delhi to explore new avenues for expanding their traditional business. Initially the Aggarwal brothers set up a stall in Chandni Chowk by the name of Bikaner Bhujia Bhandar in Paranthe Wali Gali. In the 1960s, they increased their line of products by including more varieties of traditional sweets and namkeens, and opened several shops as Bikanervala in prominent parts of Delhi, including Karol Bagh. The present Managing Director of Bikanervala Foods Pvt Ltd, Shyam Sundar Aggarwal, joined the family business in 1968.
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There are all types of retailers from small hawkers selling small clothes and namkeens to large showrooms of textiles, restaurants and garments. Much of the major apparel brands' showrooms are present with Adidas, Reebok, Woodland, Lee Solly, Allen Cooper, Rich look, Cantabil and others. The locality also suffers from severe mosquito infestation despite its upscale claim raising the threat of vector borne diseases like dengue and malaria. Also the area suffers from recurrent power cuts causing severe hardship to the middle and upper class populace whereas the upper class has managed to bypass the issue by using inverters on a large scale further highlighting the class divide in India.
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