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+91-8048371781 Btw India Private Limited https://www.indiamart.com/btwindia/ Since BTWs products and success stories are reaching far and wide, in different parts of the world, this website shall be the window through which we strive to share our success stories, news and key business performances with you. In the ... About Us Since BTWs products and success stories are reaching far and wide, in different parts of the world, this website shall be the window through which we strive to share our success stories, news and key business performances with you. In the Age of Information we want to leverage this information tool to show you, how our products are reaching new scales all over the world. Your feedback and comments are always welcome. The history of BTW popularly known as "BittooTikkiWala" is very interesting and inspiring. In his early days at a small town of Ayodhya, Sh S R Yadav was respected as a tutor who used to give tuitions to poor students and popularly addressed as Masterji. As the turn of events, his mentors, well-wishers advised him to start something on his own and prove his mettle rather than depend on someone for his living. Having no business acumen, but only faith & confidence in himself, he set on a glorious journey. The concept and thought of doing own business took shape in the form of crispy Tikki and other ready to eat snacks. Initially the idea of selling North Indian street delicacies such as Chaat, Bhalla, Papri and Tikki was initiated and that got him going. His skills sharpened and struck deep. He now needed a loyal supporting hand so Masterji decided to expand his business along with his nephew Sh R K Yadav, who too boarded the success journey and moved together. People from all walks of life, society, class, religion, gender and ethnicity liked... For more information, please visit https://www.indiamart.com/btwindia/aboutus.html NAMKEEN P r o d u c t s & S e r v i c e s Salted Peanut Punjabi Crisp Snack Food Cheezy Bhujia Bikaneri Bhujia SWEETS P r o d u c t s & S e r v i c e s Soan Papdi Special Soan Papdi Soan Cake Panjeeri Laddu COOKIES P r o d u c t s & S e r v i c e s Ajwain Delight Atta Patti Premium Cookies Kaju Pista Special Cookies Riyal Choko Nut Cookies RTE P r o d u c t s & S e r v i c e s Veg Biryani Masala Jeera Rice Paneer Makhani Rajma Masala P r o OTHER PRODUCTS: d u c t s & S e r v i c e s Aloo Bhujia Gond Laddu Dry Fruit Premium Cookies Punjabi Chole F a c t s h e e t Nature of Business :Exporter and Manufacturer CONTACT US Btw India Private Limited Contact Person: Arun Gupta A-15, Behind Britannia Factory, Lawrence Road Area, Industry Area Delhi - 110035, India +91-8048371781 https://www.indiamart.com/btwindia/.

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