Mister Singh’s India, a restaurant in Glasgow, is described by NDTV as a Punjab-themed venue that hosted members of Team India after the Commonwealth Games. The outlet notes that the restaurant was founded in 1994 and positions itself around bringing Punjabi hospitality and food to the city. The coverage focuses on the restaurant’s role as a local gathering place following the Games, highlighting its association with Team India and its emphasis on “warmth, generosity” and Punjab’s flavours. Beyond the restaurant’s origin date and culinary theme, the information provided centers on the event of Team India being hosted at the Glasgow venue after the Commonwealth Games. Based on the available sources, there are no additional details such as the specific date of the visit, the number of attendees, or whether the meal was a formal function. The reporting therefore mainly ties together the restaurant’s background—its 1994 founding and Punjab-inspired concept—with its hosting of Team India after the Games.