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Too Much On Their Plate: Caterers scramble as LPG cylinders run out amid West Asia conflictIndia faces widespread disruption as tight LPG supplies impact major events. Weddings and iftar parties are being affected. Hotels and cate...- The Iran war puts India’s dosa and AI dreams on iceThe war in Iran has disrupted India's LPG supply, impacting commercial kitchens and industries like rum distilleries. While prioritizing ho...
- Taliban morality enforcers arrest men for having the wrong hairstyle or skipping mosque, UN saysA UN report reveals the Taliban's morality police in Afghanistan are detaining men for hairstyles and barbers for non-compliant haircuts. D...
- Planning a trip to Bali? Here's everything you need to knowBajaj Allianz General Insurance's Bali-specific travel insurance policy covers a wide range of other travel-related risks, including trip c...
- Onion shortage threatens a new chapter in world food crisisThe costs of wheat and grains have fallen in recent months, easing concern over access to some staples. But a combination of factors is now...
- Pints and shopping: After a year in pandemic, Britons flock to pubs and shops as virus lockdown easesSome pubs wasted no time and opened on the stroke of midnight.
- Safer zones running out of non-essentialsMore than 250 containers, each with 20 tonne of electronic goods, gadgets, mobile phones and accessories were stuck at various places inclu...
- Record basmati exports from India as Ramadan and pandemic surges demandBasmati rice export from India is set to repeat record shipments in FY20 as exporters cater to spike in global demand for the food grain ow...
- EGoM on food, headed by FM Pranab Mukherjee likely to raise limit on sugar exportsThe government may look at allowing export of an additional 1 million tonnes of sugar under the open general licence regime.
- Dabur resumes operations in EgyptFMCG firm Dabur today said it has resumed operations in Egypt after shutting down for a week due to the political unrest in the country.
- Diwali buyers sour as prices soarRise in prices of essential items seems to have dampened the spirit this Diwali for consumers.
- Violent student brawls life in Asia's swelling citiesThe students and teachers of National High School 6 call it "Bloody Friday". About once a month, dozens -- and sometimes hundreds -- of stu...
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