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Chefs in China are looking forward to making the best of the
new labour migration prospects. While the move offers them
newer career options (they are also being offered subsidized
visas and work permits by India), local street food vendors
are up in arms and are planning to sit in a dharna before the
Haryana chief minister's residence. They resent the fact that
they would now need drug licences to manufacture chowmein and
most of them are likely to fail quality tests needed for the
licence. "At any rate, licences would be monopolized by large
pharma companies who are already producing Viagra and have a
strong lobby to influence the government," a street vendor
said on conditions of anonymity.
According to the new government policy, local noodles
manufacturers (including those making varieties like rice
noodles, egg noodles etc) too would need drug manufacturing
licences and those buying raw noodles for cooking (including
women) will need to show their ID proof and sign registers
for their monthly quotas. The distribution and sale of
noodles would soon be regulated and quotas determined, like
it's done for LPG. Queues can be jumped and quotas can be
enhanced only if recommendations from ministers, MLAs and
councilors are received. The cooking of chowmein at public
places would be banned and would have to be within
permissible limits at home, and lists of those being served
chowmein have to be submitted to the local borough office
regularly.
