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Restaurateurs told ET the primary stumbling block was the mandatory eating house registration certificate issued by the Delhi Police licensing department.

Licence Lag: Restaurateurs told ET the primary stumbling block was the mandatory eating house registration certificate issued by the Delhi Police licensing department.

NewsVoir New Delhi [India], August 28: The USA Poultry & Egg Export Council on 24th August 2023 partnered with Diablo, Qutub Garden for a delightful evening with some of the well-known food influencers and other dignitaries from the food industry in attendance. The dignitaries who graced the occasion included Clay Hamilton, Minister Counselor Agriculture Affairs USDA, Mariano Beillard, Senior Agriculture Attache USDA, Joanna Brown, Agriculture Attache USDA, Manjit Gill, President Indian Fede...

Lord Of The Drinks (LOTD), known for its successful presence on the nightlife scenes of Mumbai, Pune and Delhi, finally arrives in South India with the launch of the city’s largest resto-bar. LOTD is

Navin Agarwal said There were tough times during the covid situation, but I managed to sail through and today manages the operations of the entire group successfully.

TCS, Infosys, Wipro Q3 results; delivery isn't enough for Delhi eateries : Rashtra News #TCS #Infosys #Wipro #results #delivery #isnt #Delhi #eateries India's three IT heavyweights reported strong December quarter earnings on Wednesday even as their attrition rates rose sharply amid surging demand for their services. The board of TCS also recommended a Rs 18,000-crore […]

Vikrant Batra, founder of restaurant chain Cafe Delhi Heights, wanted to dine out on Tuesday, but considering the...

Article by Jay Hovdey: There is good reason the memory of Hall of Fame mare Gallorette bubbles to the surface at this time each year. It’s not because she was a champion, with 21 wins and 20 seconds in a career of 72 starts, or that she retired in the autumn of 1948 with record earnings and a collection of victories over first-class male competition.

Priyank Sukhija, CEO of First Fiddle that runs brands such as Lord of the Drinks, Tamasha and Warehouse Café, said he might consider opening his outlets from Friday. “Maybe by next Monday, we might get some more relief. We can stay open till eight pm. Which means we can take the last order till about 6:30 or 7 pm. I dont understand why alcohol is not allowed. It will take us about 4-5 days to reopen,” he added.

Industry insiders do not foresee a recovery for the sector till the time Indians are doubly vaccinated. While lockdown restrictions were longer last year, the second wave was more devastating for families, they said, and would have made people hesitant and fearful of venturing out.