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Jabalpur Cruise Boat Pilot, Other Staff Sacked After 9 Killed In Tragedy
Nine people died and 28 were rescued after a cruise boat overturned during a storm in the Bargi Dam on the Narmada river in Jabalpur district on Thursday evening
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Inside Islamabad's Serena Hotel, Where Pakistan Is Hosting US-Iran Talks
Serena Hotel in Islamabad is one of the city's premier five‑star hotels.
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Too Many Tourists, Japan Is Now Adding A New Tax To Stay In The Country
Local authorities say the move will help fund tourism infrastructure while easing pressure on crowded destinations popular with visitors.
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Mock Drills Held Across Delhi To Deal With Disasters, War-Like Situations
From shopping malls in North and Old Delhi and from hospitals to schools and District Management offices, the mock drills underscored the government's efforts to strengthen civil defence mechanisms.
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Centre Hikes Commercial LPG Allocation To 50% As Domestic Output Improves
The three-week-long war in the Middle East disrupted energy supplies to India, leading to initial curtailment in LPG supplies to commercial establishments.
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LPG Production Up 25%, Government Says Amid Shortage Reports
There has been a 25 per cent increase in the production of cooking gas and there is no need for panic buying, the government said today amid reports of hotels and restaurants shutting down across the country.
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Iran War Pushes Many Eateries Into Retro Mode: Wood, Coal Replacing LPG
The headlines have been about India's strategic petroleum reserves but the crunch over volatility in energy supply from the Middle East as a result of US-Israel's war on Iran is also being felt by a hospitality sector starved of LPG cylinders.
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'Will Stay Open Till Last Drop': Bengaluru Hotels' SOS Over Commercial Gas
An association of hotels in Bengaluru has sounded an SOS over concerns operations could be affected after the supply of commercial gas cylinders stopped.
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Why Pakistan Will Not Sell The Roosevelt Hotel In New York To JPMorgan
Pakistan's determination to extract maximum value from the Roosevelt Hotel is closely linked to the country's broader economic challenges
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Esha Gupta Is Back Home From Abu Dhabi Amid US-Iran Conflict: "All Scared Internally But No One Created Stress"
Esha wrote, "Back home. Thank you all for your prayers and wishes"
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Bigg Boss 9 Contestants Keith Sequeira, Rochelle Rao Visit Restaurant In Dubai Amid US-Iran Conflict: 'There's No Panic'
The couple recorded a video message from a restaurant where they went to "catch up on a meal".
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Bengali Actress Subhashree And Her 5-Year-Old Son Stranded In Dubai Amid US-Iran Conflict
Subhashree's husband Raj Chakraborty confirmed that the actress and son are inside a hotel and safe.
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Coffee Over, Pay For The Table: What Bengaluru Restaurants Are Planning For Customers Who Refuse To Leave
Hotel owners across the city are now discussing the idea of introducing ‘table charges’ for patrons who refuse to vacate their seats after a reasonable period.
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Andhra Pradesh Eyes Luxury Hotels For Controversial Rushikonda Palace
A final call on the future of Rushikonda Palace in Andhra Pradesh's Visakhapatnam will soon be taken, with the Chandrababu Naidu government inclining toward using the palace for the hospitality and tourism sector.
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Delhi Orders Crackdown On Fire Safety Violations After Goa Tragedy
Hours after the Delhi Fire Service issued an emergency office order directing immediate inspections across restaurants, hotels and clubs, the Delhi Government has moved into high-alert mode, tightening fire safety enforcement.
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Jabalpur Cruise Boat Pilot, Other Staff Sacked After 9 Killed In Tragedy
Nine people died and 28 were rescued after a cruise boat overturned during a storm in the Bargi Dam on the Narmada river in Jabalpur district on Thursday evening
-
Inside Islamabad's Serena Hotel, Where Pakistan Is Hosting US-Iran Talks
Serena Hotel in Islamabad is one of the city's premier five‑star hotels.
-
Too Many Tourists, Japan Is Now Adding A New Tax To Stay In The Country
Local authorities say the move will help fund tourism infrastructure while easing pressure on crowded destinations popular with visitors.
-
Mock Drills Held Across Delhi To Deal With Disasters, War-Like Situations
From shopping malls in North and Old Delhi and from hospitals to schools and District Management offices, the mock drills underscored the government's efforts to strengthen civil defence mechanisms.
-
Centre Hikes Commercial LPG Allocation To 50% As Domestic Output Improves
The three-week-long war in the Middle East disrupted energy supplies to India, leading to initial curtailment in LPG supplies to commercial establishments.
-
LPG Production Up 25%, Government Says Amid Shortage Reports
There has been a 25 per cent increase in the production of cooking gas and there is no need for panic buying, the government said today amid reports of hotels and restaurants shutting down across the country.
-
Iran War Pushes Many Eateries Into Retro Mode: Wood, Coal Replacing LPG
The headlines have been about India's strategic petroleum reserves but the crunch over volatility in energy supply from the Middle East as a result of US-Israel's war on Iran is also being felt by a hospitality sector starved of LPG cylinders.
-
'Will Stay Open Till Last Drop': Bengaluru Hotels' SOS Over Commercial Gas
An association of hotels in Bengaluru has sounded an SOS over concerns operations could be affected after the supply of commercial gas cylinders stopped.
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Why Pakistan Will Not Sell The Roosevelt Hotel In New York To JPMorgan
Pakistan's determination to extract maximum value from the Roosevelt Hotel is closely linked to the country's broader economic challenges
-
Esha Gupta Is Back Home From Abu Dhabi Amid US-Iran Conflict: "All Scared Internally But No One Created Stress"
Esha wrote, "Back home. Thank you all for your prayers and wishes"
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Bigg Boss 9 Contestants Keith Sequeira, Rochelle Rao Visit Restaurant In Dubai Amid US-Iran Conflict: 'There's No Panic'
The couple recorded a video message from a restaurant where they went to "catch up on a meal".
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Bengali Actress Subhashree And Her 5-Year-Old Son Stranded In Dubai Amid US-Iran Conflict
Subhashree's husband Raj Chakraborty confirmed that the actress and son are inside a hotel and safe.
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Coffee Over, Pay For The Table: What Bengaluru Restaurants Are Planning For Customers Who Refuse To Leave
Hotel owners across the city are now discussing the idea of introducing ‘table charges’ for patrons who refuse to vacate their seats after a reasonable period.
-
Andhra Pradesh Eyes Luxury Hotels For Controversial Rushikonda Palace
A final call on the future of Rushikonda Palace in Andhra Pradesh's Visakhapatnam will soon be taken, with the Chandrababu Naidu government inclining toward using the palace for the hospitality and tourism sector.
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Delhi Orders Crackdown On Fire Safety Violations After Goa Tragedy
Hours after the Delhi Fire Service issued an emergency office order directing immediate inspections across restaurants, hotels and clubs, the Delhi Government has moved into high-alert mode, tightening fire safety enforcement.
