India, Nov. 11 -- Kashmir's traditional chefs, popularly known as Wazas, have decided not to serve food at weddings and other social functions beyond 10 pm, citing prolonged working hours due to delays in ceremonies and dinner schedules. The decision was unanimously adopted at a meeting of the Waza Association held at Rajouri Kadal, Srinagar, on November 10, which was attended by hundreds of members of the traditional culinary community. As per the resolution, no food will be served after 10 pm, irrespective of the occasion. Assistants and other staff engaged by Wazas will also be free to leave if hosts or organisers delay functions beyond the stipulated deadline. Association president Ghulam Nabi Baba, Ghulam Hassan and other members end...