Archive · 13 Jan 2026
Mumbai Man Finds Jain Schezwan Chutney
A man in Mumbai was surprised to find a special kind of Schezwan Chutney at a store called DMart.
This chutney is made for people who follow a Jain diet, which means it doesn't have onions or garlic.
The chutney usually costs 94 rupees, but the store was selling it for 71 rupees.
Some people on the internet thought it was funny, while others wondered why the man didn't use delivery apps like Zepto or Flipkart.
The man who found the chutney said he likes shopping in stores instead of using apps.
He also mentioned that there's a DMart store nearby with easy parking, which makes it a good choice for him.
A Mumbai man discovered a Jain-friendly Schezwan Chutney at DMart, which excludes onions and garlic.
The 250-gram bottle was discounted to Rs 71 from its usual price of Rs 94.
The chutney's ingredients include chilli, sugar, tomato paste, iodised salt, dried glucose syrup, thickener, spices, and condiments.
The discovery sparked online discussions, with some finding it amusing and others questioning the man's choice of shopping at a physical store.
The man prefers traditional shopping and finds DMart convenient due to its proximity and parking facilities.
- Who
- A Mumbai man and the Jain community
- What
- Discovery of Jain-friendly Schezwan Chutney at DMart
- When
- January 13, 2026
- Where
- Mumbai, India
- Why
- To cater to the Jain diet which avoids onions and garlic
- Product
- Jain Schezwan Chutney by Ching’s
- Price
- Rs 71 (discounted from Rs 94)
- Key Ingredients
- Chilli, sugar, tomato paste, iodised salt, dried glucose syrup, thickener, spices, and condiments
- Store
- DMart
- Date
- January 13, 2026
- Location
- Mumbai, India
- Poster
- Arindam Mahapatra
- Social Media Platform
- X (formerly Twitter)