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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

LPG shortage: Dosa goes off menu in many hotels in Shivamogga

LPG shortage: Dosa goes off menu in many hotels in Shivamogga

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Holiers in Shivamogga are forced to trim the menu due to the shortage of LPG cylinders. | Photo Credit: S.K. Dinesh Faced with a shortage in supply of commercial gas cylinders, hoteliers in Shivamogga have been forced to take drastic measures to reduce their dependence on LPG. Many establishments have trimmed their menu by removing high-gas-consuming dishes while roadside eateries have opted to close down temporarily. LPG supply has bene hit by the war in West Asia involving the US and Israel on one side, and Iran on the other. Dosa off the menu Restaurants that offered a wide variety of dosas every day have scaled it down. Some have removed dosa from the menu for the day. “Dosa preparation consumes a high volume of gas compared to other food items,” said Dinesh, who runs Sri Guru Raghavendra Cafe at Gopala Extension in Shivamogga. “Normally, we start serving dosas early in the morning, but today, we limited our menu to idli and rice items,” he said. His restaurant requires at least two cylinders a day, …

LPG Shortage Hits Delhi High Court Lawyers’ Canteen; Main Course Items Dropped From Menu | India News

LPG Shortage Hits Delhi High Court Lawyers’ Canteen; Main Course Items Dropped From Menu | India News

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Last Updated:March 11, 2026, 15:50 IST The disruption comes amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia involving Iran, United States and Israel, which has affected global energy supply chains. The management added that there was currently no clarity on when the gas supply would resume. The lawyers’ canteen at the Delhi High Court stopped serving main course items after running out of LPG cylinders, citing uncertainty over when the supply will be restored. In a notice, the canteen management informed visitors that it was unable to prepare full meals due to the unavailability of cooking gas. The notice, reported by LiveLaw, said that the canteen regretted the inconvenience caused to lawyers and visitors. “This is to respectfully inform you that due to the unavailability of the LPG gas cylinder at present, we regret that we are unable to prepare and serve the main course items in the Lawyers Canteen,” the notice said. The management added that there was currently no clarity on when the gas supply would resume. “At the moment, we do not have …

‘People Rely On Us For…’: Hoteliers Warn LPG Supply Issues Could Hit Daily Diners | India News

‘People Rely On Us For…’: Hoteliers Warn LPG Supply Issues Could Hit Daily Diners | India News

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Last Updated:March 10, 2026, 20:33 IST AHAR president Vijay K. Shetty reported 20% of hotels shut due to LPG shortages, with 50-60 more closures expected. NRAI’s Amit Bagga warned of potential restaurant closures. The central government has ruled out curbing exports of refined petroleum products and said it was not facing a fuel crisis, even as it moved to set up a dedicated committee to address a commercial LPG shortage hitting the hospitality sector. (Image: AFP/File) Amid concerns over shortage of commercial LPG cylinders, some of the hotel associations on Tuesday warned that the crunch may soon affect the common man. One of the bodies said 20% of their hotels have shut due to the short supply and 50-60 more may be forced to pull down their shutters soon. “You are absolutely right. Already, 20% of our hotels have closed due to the short supply of LPG cylinders, and this trend is likely to continue. It is expected that at least 50–60 more hotels may shut down in the next 2–3 days,” Indian Hotel & …