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The newly-opened Rajdhani Multi Cuisine Restaurant along Carnarvon St in Suva. Picture: JONA KONATACI A new restaurant has opened in Carnarvon St, Suva giving people more options to choose from authentic Indian cuisines and has provided employment to 18 people. Rajdhani Multi Cuisine Restaurant specialises in North Indian cuisines from India according to the manager Sanjesh Chand. During its launch on Wednesday he said the restaurant had hired six expatriate chefs from India to prepare the meal...

Celebrate Valentines Day in the UAE safely at these venues 1 of 103 2 of 103 WESLODGE: Think of fun old-school American glamour with plenty of cut glass and crystal and a dining room of leather and gold. Menu highlights include farm-fresh burrata to a fresh and spicy Ahi Tuna Tartare, crisp calamari and a play on classic Canadian poutine topped with lobster. Couples can dive into golden pieces of Southern Fried Chicken and whole sea bass or steak. For the finale, the team has...

Celebrate Valentine's Day in the UAE safely at these venues

Celebrate Valentine's Day in the UAE safely at these venues

Representative image NOIDA: For lovers of freshly brewed beer in the city, here is a “pint” to celebrate. Two microbreweries are set to open in Gardens Galleria Mall and in a restaurant in Sector 63 by the end of this month. The owners of Ministry of Sound and The Yellow Chilli have been granted MB5 licences, which will allow them to operate microbreweries on their premises. Both these restaurants were already serving liquor to customers for years. While several restaurants in Delhi and G...

Celebrate Valentine's Day in the UAE safely at these venues

Celebrate Valentine's Day in the UAE safely at these venues

Celebrate Valentine's Day in the UAE safely at these venues

Government Permitting 100% Theatre Occupancy Receives Mixed Reactions! Will it really revamp the cinema business? 100% Theatre Occupancy Evokes Mixed Reactions (Photo Credit –Narendra Modi/Instagram/Imdb) The central government’s decision to permit theatres to operate at 100 per cent occupancy saw mixed reactions from people in the national capital as a few were optimistic while some were not excited about it. Advertisement Speaking to IANS, Sunil Singh, head of the managing team at Yellow ...

INDIA New England News New Delhi–The central government’s decision to permit theatres to operate at 100 per cent occupancy saw mixed reactions from people in the national capital as a few were optimistic while some were not excited about it. Speaking to IANS, Sunil Singh, head of the managing team at Yellow Chilli’s outlet in east Delhi’s V3S mall said, “Our business is very closely connected to the number of people coming to cinemas. We are always hopeful that we will get...