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Kerala eateries to shut for 24 hours tomorrow over LPG price hike protest

Kerala eateries to shut for 24 hours tomorrow over LPG price hike protest

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Hotels, restaurants, bakeries, and canteens across the state will remain closed for 24 hours on May 6 in protest against the steep hike in cooking gas prices, the KHRA said on Tuesday. As part of the statewide agitation, online food delivery services will also be suspended for the day, the association said in a press release. The protest has been called to demand a rollback of the LPG price hike. The Kerala Hotel and Restaurant Association said that protest marches and dharnas will be organised in front of the offices of petroleum companies and central government establishments across the state. In Ernakulam, a protest dharna will be held in front of the Indian Oil Corporation office at Panampilly Nagar, which will be inaugurated by its state president, G Jayapal. Similar protests will be held at district headquarters across Kerala, the association added. Several trade bodies-the Kerala Vyapari Vyavasayi Ekopana Samithi, Kerala Vyapari Vyavasayi Samithi, All Kerala Caterers Association, and Hostel Owners Federation-have extended support to the shutdown, KHRA office-bearers said. This story has been sourced …

Can manage for at least a week: Owners of small eateries

Can manage for at least a week: Owners of small eateries

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Many ‘darshinis’ in Jayanagar, Koramangala and Adugodi in the southern part of the city were seen locked. Several well-known eateries in East Bengaluru were also found shut. | Photo Credit: ALLEN EGENUSE J. Several eateries in the city, which witness high footfall on a daily basis, remained shut on Friday amid the LPG shortage linked to the ongoing conflict in West Asia. Meanwhile, smaller eateries were managing and owners said they have no tension for at least a week. Published – March 14, 2026 12:44 am IST Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Calcutta High Court stays order against closure and demolition of city’s rooftop eateries

Calcutta High Court stays order against closure and demolition of city’s rooftop eateries

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A view of the Calcutta High Court in Kolkata | Photo Credit: The Hindu Kolkata  Calcutta High Court stays action against roof top restaurants after Kolkata Municipal Corporation started a drive to demolish such facilities after Kolkata Hotel fire. This comes after a crackdown on rooftop eateries was started by the Kolkata Municipal Corporation last week to mitigate fire safety issues after a major blaze at a city hotel took the lives of 14 people.  On May 5, the Calcutta High Court verbally asked the KMC officials to not demolish a rooftop restaurant in Park Street till Thursday where the demolition work had already begun last week. The restaurant owners approached the court saying that the demolition was being carried out despite ‘permissions’, but no formal order has been passed by the court till now.  In response to this, the KMC Mayor Firhad Hakim told media persons that Whatsup Cafe has made illegal constructions in Kolkata, and they had been given a notice in December 2024. “They have gotten a stay from the court. But …

Eateries to soon disclose ‘analogue’ paneer in menus | Latest News India

Eateries to soon disclose ‘analogue’ paneer in menus | Latest News India

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Apr 30, 2025 06:56 AM IST Eateries will have to specify in their menus whether their dishes contain traditional dairy-based paneer or so-called analogue or non-dairy paneer New Delhi Eateries will have to specify in their menus whether their dishes contain traditional dairy-based paneer or so-called analogue or non-dairy paneer. (HT PHOTO) Restaurants will be required to mention the type of paneer, or cottage cheese, served in their preparations under new guidelines to be issued soon by the consumer affairs ministry, a government official said, weighing in on an issue that has taken social media platforms by storm in recent months. Eateries will have to specify in their menus whether their dishes contain traditional dairy-based paneer or so-called analogue or non-dairy paneer, a cheaper variety that is increasingly being used in commercial kitchens. “Analogue paneer is different from dairy paneer and consumers have a right to know what is being served,” said Nidhi Khare, Union consumer affairs secretary. Traditional paneer is acid-set fresh cheese, consumed widely by vegetarians and a good source of protein. According …

Champions Trophy India vs Pakistan | ‘Match’ the energy: Head to eateries offering quirky deals, discounts in Lucknow

Champions Trophy India vs Pakistan | ‘Match’ the energy: Head to eateries offering quirky deals, discounts in Lucknow

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Feb 23, 2025 01:29 PM IST Cricket lovers in Lucknow are gearing up for the much-awaited India and Pakistan match today. Restaurants, discs, lounges are shelling out offers for the match. Cricket lovers in Lucknow are gearing up for the much-awaited India and Pakistan match today. Restaurants, discs, lounges are shelling out offers and have also planned bashes for the big match. Cricket fans in Lucknow are geared up for India Pakistan match To mark the occasion the Bar Stock Exchange has exclusive offers on their beverages. “The restaurant is being converted into a stadium. We will have a tattoo maker, props will be made available, DJ will play at break time, and we will also screen the live match on our 11 led screens as well as a big projector,” shares general manager Pooran Singh Negi. Sassy Canteen has taken the occasion even up a notch by curating special menus and performances. “We have organised a Kashmiri festival where we have curated a special Waz Thali. Before the match, we will also have a …

Kolkata Shops, Eateries Must Have Bengali Signboards, Orders Civic Body

Kolkata Shops, Eateries Must Have Bengali Signboards, Orders Civic Body

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Representational Image Kolkata: The Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) has made it mandatory for every commercial establishment in the metropolis to put up signboards in Bengali along with other languages, an official said. The civic body is determined to enforce the usage of Bengali in signages, and has set a tentative deadline of February 21, 2025, to initiate the process, he said. Municipal Secretary Swapan Kundu said the corporation is in contact with the owners of shops, restaurants and other business establishments to ensure that names and other information about the outlets are written in Bengali in addition to any other language. In October, TMC Councillor Biswarup Dey had said at a KMC session that all signboards in public and private offices should have Bengali text apart from other languages and all notifications, letters and documents of the municipal corporation should also be published in Bengali. Dey had made the proposal in the wake of Bengali receiving the distinction of a classical language by the Centre on October 3, along with Assamese, Marathi, Pali and Prakrit. …

Bengaluru restaurant owners to meet Police Commissioner for 24/7 operations of eateries | Bengaluru

Bengaluru restaurant owners to meet Police Commissioner for 24/7 operations of eateries | Bengaluru

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Nov 06, 2024 04:12 PM IST Though the state government granted them permission to operate, the restaurant owners are claiming that Bengaluru police stopped 24/7 operations. Bengaluru’s restaurant owners will meet the city police commissioner to seek permission for round-the-clock operations in the tech capital. Though the state government granted them permission to operate, the restaurant owners are claiming that Bengaluru police stopped them from operating eateries after a certain time. On September 27 this year, the Karnataka government said that hotels and commercial establishments with more than 10 staff members can operate round-the-clock.(Twitter/surnell) Also Read – Large-scale industry to come up between Channapatna-Ramanagara: Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy What BBHA said? Speaking to Deccan Herald, PC Rao, president of Bruhat Bengaluru Hotel Association (BBHA), said, “The cops at different police limits are not allowing some eateries to open shops 24/7, as per the government order. We will be meeting Bengaluru Police Commissioner B Dayananda and explaining our concerns. I hope we will fix this together.” Rao said that a copy of the government order had …

Himachal eateries ID row: Vikramaditya Singh meets Kharge, conveys commitment to Cong ideology | Latest News India

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Sep 29, 2024 02:05 PM IST Vikramaditya Singh sought to clarify the high command’s concern over his recent remarks suggesting eateries in Himachal Pradesh should display owners’ details. Himachal Pradesh minister Vikramaditya Singh met Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge on Sunday and assured him on his ‘steadfast’ commitment to the party’s ideology and principles, news agency PTI reported. Himachal Pradesh Minister Vikramaditya Singh during an interview to PTI, in New Delhi, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024. (PTI Photo) (PTI09_28_2024_000189B)(PTI) The visit comes after he was rebuked by the party’s central leadership for his recent remarks on making it mandatory for eateries in the hill state to display the names of its owners. During his meeting with Kharge, Singh reportedly sought to clarify the high command’s concern over his recent remarks. “I apprised Venugopal ji (Congress general secretary in-charge organisation) of the real situation and I assuaged his concerns about ideology and assured him that we are dedicated and loyal soldiers of the party and will not do anything which is against the party line,” said Singh. He …

Himachal Minister Vikramaditya Singh Over Eateries’ Nameplate Row: No Communal Overtone

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Vikramaditya Singh insisted that his remarks had no communal overtones. New Delhi: Himachal Pradesh Minister Vikramaditya Singh met Congress state in-charge Rajiv Shukla and general secretary in-charge organisation KC Venugopal in Delhi today, a day after the party distanced itself from his remarks that eateries in the state will now have to display the names of owners and staff. Mr Singh, while speaking exclusively to NDTV, denied being summoned by the Congress leadership and stressed that his remarks had “no communal overtones”. “I was not called by anybody. I am a loyal soldier of the party. Whenever I come to Delhi, I meet the leadership here and apprise them of the work that the organisation and the government are doing in Himachal. It’s a routine affair,” he said. Earlier, Mr Shukla said that the matter sprang from the state assembly speaker forming a committee to designate specific areas for street vendors, including those selling food and other items. “They will be given licences and regulated so that police do not harass them. The designated places …

Jairam Thakur welcomes Himachal government order to display name at eateries registration of street vendors latest news – India TV

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Image Source : PTI (FILE) Himachal Pradesh Assembly Leader of Opposition Jairam Thakur. Himachal Pradesh news: Himachal Pradesh Assembly Leader of Opposition (LoP) Jairam Thakur welcomed the decision of the state government on the verification and registration of street vendors and hoped that Vikramaditya Singh would be firm on his decision.  Jairam Thakur said, “I welcome this decision of the government if they plan on implementing this. Street vendor policy existed earlier, but the Congress government stopped it. In HP we feel that this policy is a necessity. If they change their stand after pressure from party leadership, it will be understandable because it has happened before as well. We hope that Vikramaditya Singh will be firm on his decision. We welcome the decision on verification and registration of street vendors which is being done on the lines of Uttar Pradesh government.” Vikramaditya Singh on Congress govt’s order to display name at eateries Notably, Himachal Pradesh Public Works Minister Vikramaditya Singh on Wednesday (September 25) announced that it will be mandatory for all shopkeepers and …