Bakery revamp over, no fund for equipment
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The much-awaited reopening of the Germany Bakery wrecked in the February 13, 2010 blast is still hanging in the balance. In spite of using Rs 14 lakh assistance given by the state government as an exceptional case and Rs 35 lakh loan the owners had raised, the Kharose family has not been successful in relaunching the famous outlet in upscale Koregaon Park.
The Bakery owners who have from time to time said they would reopen the famous outlet "in a couple of months" have made another promise. "We are making efforts to re-open the bakery before the year ends," said Snehal Kharose who has been overseeing the bakery revamp. The Kharoses had made the same promise last year. In fact, time and again the family has promised to reopen the bakery in two-three months time, only to hit hurdles especially related to finances, and postpone it.
On Saturday, the owners said the re-building process is over and adequate staff has been recruited, a heart-warming development for its patrons waiting to get into the new-look outlet. So, what is holding up the re-opening?
"Although renovation is over and we have recruited necessary manpower, we have not been able to stock up the required equipment," says Snehal who cited fund crunch as reason.
The family points out that they are hard on cash. "We have used up the state government funds and had to raise a loan to complete the re-building process. All our money has been spent on getting the structure back on its feet. We have no savings left, besides we have to a pay high EMI for the loan taken from a bank. We need funds to buy necessary equipment to run the bakery," says Snehal.
The family says they would not on their own approach donors. "But, yes, if people are willing to donate on their own we have no problem in taking the donations," says Snehal.
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