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Nambie Jessica S. Marak
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Nambie Jessica S. Marak (born March 5, 1988) is an Indian chef, educator, and social entrepreneur known for her expertise in Northeast Indian cuisine. She gained national recognition as the first runner-up of MasterChef India Hindi Season 8 and is actively involved in promoting education for underprivileged tribal children in her community.
Early Life and Education
editNambie Jessica S. Marak was born on March 5, 1988, in Shillong, Meghalaya. She grew up in a culturally rich environment, speaking her native Garo language. Marak pursued her undergraduate studies in Mass Communication at St. Anthony's College, Shillong, and later completed her master's degree from Madras Christian College, Chennai.
Career and Achievements
editMarak's passion for cooking and her deep connection to Northeast Indian cuisine led her to participate in MasterChef India Hindi Season 8, where she emerged as the first runner-up. Her culinary skills and innovative recipes were widely appreciated, bringing her national fame.
Online Presence
editNambie Jessica S. Marak shares her culinary expertise through her YouTube channel and Instagram account, both named "EatYourKappa." Her content primarily focuses on Northeast Indian cuisine, offering recipes, cooking tips, and cultural insights.
Social Media Links:
- YouTube Channel: EatYourKappa
- Instagram: @EatYourKappa
Personal Life
editMarak currently resides in Upper Rangsa village, West Khasi Hills, with her husband Sunny Vijay Arokiadoss. Her work in the culinary field and her dedication to education and community service make her a respected figure in her region.
Legacy
editNambie Jessica S. Marak's multifaceted career as a chef, educator, and social entrepreneur has made a significant impact on her community and beyond. Her efforts in promoting Northeast Indian cuisine and supporting education for underprivileged children continue to inspire many.