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Tamil Nadu Hotels And Restaurants To Down Shutters On May 30
The South India Hotels and Restaurants Association (SIHRA) today said it will support the May 30 shutdown called given by another industry body, the Tamil Nadu Hotels and Restaurant Association, against the GST rate.
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Restaurants Turn Deaf Ear To Government, Insist On Service Charge
Two days after a Central government advisory made paying service charge at a restaurant voluntary, restaurants in the national capital have dug in their heels, insisting on levying the charge. Service charge, which ranges from 5 to 20 per cent of the bill and is added to it instead of tips, cannot be forced on the customer, the government had said.
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None Can Stop India Emerging as World's Skill Capital: Rajiv Pratap Ruddy
India has the potential to emerge as the human resources skill capital of the world although only 4.5 per cent of its total workforce is skilled now.
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5-star pubs against top cop's 1.30 am deadline
The city's party-hoppers may soon suffer from sleepless nights of a different kind. Police Commissioner Arup Patnaik has written to the state government that 14 city pubs, which enjoy the privilege of remaining open till 3 am by virtue of being inside 5-star hotels, should fall in with the regular 1:30 am deadline in order to avoid brawls.
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Tamil Nadu Hotels And Restaurants To Down Shutters On May 30
The South India Hotels and Restaurants Association (SIHRA) today said it will support the May 30 shutdown called given by another industry body, the Tamil Nadu Hotels and Restaurant Association, against the GST rate.
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Restaurants Turn Deaf Ear To Government, Insist On Service Charge
Two days after a Central government advisory made paying service charge at a restaurant voluntary, restaurants in the national capital have dug in their heels, insisting on levying the charge. Service charge, which ranges from 5 to 20 per cent of the bill and is added to it instead of tips, cannot be forced on the customer, the government had said.
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None Can Stop India Emerging as World's Skill Capital: Rajiv Pratap Ruddy
India has the potential to emerge as the human resources skill capital of the world although only 4.5 per cent of its total workforce is skilled now.
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5-star pubs against top cop's 1.30 am deadline
The city's party-hoppers may soon suffer from sleepless nights of a different kind. Police Commissioner Arup Patnaik has written to the state government that 14 city pubs, which enjoy the privilege of remaining open till 3 am by virtue of being inside 5-star hotels, should fall in with the regular 1:30 am deadline in order to avoid brawls.
