COVID-19 Loss to Culinary Gain: Purnia Man Sells Delhi Kachori from Bicycle

• Pappu Kumar Jha, who lost his job in Delhi during COVID-19, started a successful kachori business in Purnia using a bicycle.
• He sells Delhi's famous kachori for 20 rupees a plate, attracting large crowds near Women's College and Green Park in Purnia.
• Jha prepares the kachori with 12 types of spices, tamarind juice, sweet chutney, sauce, and yogurt, serving about 250 plates daily.
• Customers like Chandan Thakur and Mosobir Alam praise the authentic Delhi taste and affordability of the kachori.
• Pappu Jha also caters to birthday parties and other functions, bringing the taste of Delhi to various events in Purnia.

Why It Matters: Pappu Jha turned a COVID-19 job loss into a thriving bicycle-based Delhi kachori business in Purnia.