India, April 16 -- Amid ongoing debates over language imposition in India, a fresh controversy has emerged, this time over food. Malayalam writer M.S. Madhavan took to social media platform X to express concern about the lack of regional food options served on South Indian Vande Bharat trains.

"They speak about language imposition. What about food imposition? Typical snacks served in South Indian Vande Bharat trains. This one from Bengaluru-Coimbatore VB," he posted, sharing an image of what he described as a non-representative menu.

Madhavan's remark quickly gained traction online, triggering a fresh round of cultural debates. Some users echoed his concerns, arguing that imposition is not limited to language but extends to food choices...