What is a "1 Commie"? You are an Indian Chef with over 6 years of experience, certainly not the gibberish you wrote. Other than that, your résumé needs work. Here's what I suggest:

Dev Vasu, Indian Chef Srinagar, IN 24617 [Since this site is geared for United States addresses, I'll give you A for effort.] https://www.jobcase.com/p/dev.vasu

Summary Honest, industrious, reliable, dedicated, and caring. [See how clean this reads like? I removed the word "responsible" because when you are employed you are implicitly responsible for something.]

Work Experience Indian Chef; Vatika Restaurant, Srinagar, Kashmir; November 2014 to Present

• Prepared [Any particular regional cuisine or specialty? Do you have a signature dish?]
• Managed kitchen [Of how many cooks during which shift?], supervised purchasing, maintained outstanding communication with customers, vendors, and staff.
• Catered [How many?] banquets and events [How often?].

Indian Chef; Ashirvad Hotel, Srinagar, Kashmir; November 2013 to November 2014

• Prepared [Any particular regional cuisine or specialty? Do you have a signature dish?]
• Managed kitchen [Of how many cooks during which shift?], supervised purchasing, and maintained outstanding communication with customers, vendors, and staff.
• Catered [How many?] banquets and events [How often?].

Education

• Master of Education, Hnbgu Srinagar, August 2014 to July 2015
• Bachelor of Education, Hnbgu Srinagar, August 2014 to July 2015
• Bachelor of Arts with High Honors, GIC Kharsara Palkot, September 2011 to September 2014
• Hotel Management, Food Preparation, and Event Management; Maxx Institute, October 2012 to October 2013
• Computer Software (doing what with it?); CCT Computer Center, September 2011 to September 2012
  • Microsoft Office [which version?] (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Productivity Suite
  • Tally.ERP 9 Business Management Software.
  • Language (which language?)

Volunteering [This section is only for unpaid work. Leave blank otherwise.]

Certifications [This section is for professional licenses and industry certifications, otherwise list under Education.]

As you see, I eliminated the useless "etc" you had all over your résumé. Adding etcetera to a sentence means that what was said was not important, or worse, that the hiring manager's attention is not important.

I hope that my revisions are of good use when you change jobs.