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Bengaluru Weather: What happened to the city that never needed ACs? Bangaloreans askBengaluru Temperature: Bengaluru is experiencing a summer unlike any before. Temperatures are soaring, pushing residents to find innovative...- Iran-Israel War: LPG shortage forces restaurants to improvise with electric appliances, microwaves, and firewood across IndiaThe ongoing West Asia conflict has triggered a worrying scarcity of commercial LPG cylinders across India, leaving many businesses, especia...
- How Trump’s Iran war betrayed America’s promise to protect its citizensIn the midst of the Iran crisis, America’s leadership showed a glaring lack of preparation for evacuating citizens and diplomats. The warni...
- Treasury and IRS release official guidance on 'No Tax On Tips' deduction under One Big Beautiful Bill: Who qualifies in 2025 and which jobs benefit the most?The Treasury and IRS have unveiled detailed guidance on the “No Tax on Tips” provision, a key element of the 2025 tax reforms under the “On...
- In a country where alcohol is banned, Pakistan's top brewery is betting on soft drinksMurree Brewery, Pakistan's oldest alcohol producer, navigates strict regulations in a Muslim-majority country where alcohol is largely proh...
- Vistara flight delays, cancellation: How much compensation can passengers get as per DGCA? Travel insurance can help to save bigVistara flight delays, cancellation: Vistara has been in the news this week, with reports suggesting close to 100 flight cancellations. The...
- Oh, please do bring out the makeover potionA once swanky hotel in Calcutta has witnessed a decline over the years. The memories formed there still attract visitors, albeit reluctantl...
- French star chef says adieu to job in luxury restaurant after reports of sexual abuse comes to the lightAurelien Largeau, 31, who has denied wrongdoing, has a coveted Michelin star to his name and ran the restaurant of the prestigious Hotel du...
- G20 Summit: 3 private hospitals among 8 medical facilities put on 'high alert'Five government hospitals and three private medical facilities in Delhi have been placed on "high alert" in preparation for the upcoming G2...
- Licences of restaurants, clubs serving liquor could be cancelled if functional CCTV cameras not installed: Delhi excise deptIn order to check violations at the hotels, clubs and restaurants, the inspection teams rely on the CCTV footage obtained from their premis...
- Bankrupt hotel assets big draw with investorsSome such prominent properties under the hammer, such as the Westin Kolkata Rajarhat, have drawn interest from several bidders.
- Doggy daycare goes luxe: This is where South Africa's wealthiest leave their furry babies when away on vacationShould the dogs feel like a sundowner later, drinks are available in little bottles of ChamPaws.
- COVID: Global Enterprises ramp-up efforts to ensure well-being of staff in IndiaIn an email to employees, IBM Chief Executive Officer Arvind Krishna said the company will continue to take firm and coordinated action to ...
- Maharashtra allows some hotels to take new liquor stockThe Maharashtra government has allowed hotels with FL III licences to take in new liquor stock and sell it till the lockdown gets over, rep...
- Maharashtra allows hotels to take in and sell new liquor stockThe state's excise department has also permitted both residents and incoming guests in hotels to consume alcohol within the hotel premises....
- HRAWI expects 25-40% hotels to open in the first week in MaharashtraHRAWI said it has asked its members to adhere to the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) as outlined in the COVID-19 guidelines specifical...
- Govt releases part of CPI data; food inflation up 9.28% in MayHowever, retail food inflation saw a year-on-year rise to 9.28%, data released by the ministry of statistics and programme implementation (...
- Unavailability of trucks, labour to hamper movement of goods: Amul MDRS Sodhi, MD, Amul says closure of hotels, restaurants has hit milk demand.
- Puri, devastated by Fani a month ago, limps back to normalThe southwest monsoon is set to arrive in a week’s time –– a concern for those affected like the Beheras and the administration.
- A month later, Fani-hit Puri limps back to normalcyThe Category-4 storm killed 64 people and affected the lives and livelihoods of 16.5 million people across 14 districts.
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