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

Sand Crisis: Civil Contractors Association, Mangaluru, president Mahabala Kottary told reporters here on Thursday, that the shortage of sand in the district has affected the construction industry severely.

District town planner (enforcement) Manish Yadav said a massive demolition drive was carried out in Sultanpur where two illegal colonies, spread over seven acres, were razed by the enforcement wing.

The information was mentioned at the bottom of the menu, however, no amount was specified. But, according to recent reviews on Google, the surcharge is $50 (Rs 4,161 approximately). The note at the bottom also urged diners to be respectful towards staff or they will be refused service.

State-owned banks regularly issue advertisements listing properties for sale, typically those that have been seized because loans went bad. But the ads usually fly well below the radar of the public. Thats set to change.

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With the news of NCLTs dismissal of petition against Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar, the companys shares witnessed a 2 percent surge, trading at Rs 23.99 at 1.15 PM, reflecting the positive sentiment surrounding the company.

Extinction Event: Marico’s strategy of giving a local twist to oats by introducing a savoury version to an otherwise sweeter option consumed globally has helped Saffola dethrone Quaker as the leading brand in the category.

Ghaziabad Development Authority: Total 1,629 units across eight housing schemes, including Madhuban Bapudham, are up for grabs. The per unit cost ranges between Rs 5.7 lakh for EWS units and Rs 69.42 lakh for 3BHKs.

Smartphone Sales: The first phase accounts for 40-50% of total festive sales. The second phase begins a week before Diwali, which is on November 12 this year. This surge reflects a revival in consumer sentiment, which has been subdued for over a year.