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Netflix - Toolsidas Junior: How Mridul Toolsidass turned his life story into a National Award-winning film - Vimarsana News

Netflix - Toolsidas Junior: How Mridul Toolsidass turned his life story into a National Award-winning film

The writer and director on spotlighting snooker in the film, working with the late Rajiv Kapoor and growing up in Kolkata

Scotland's Best Events This Week (15-22 Jul) - Vimarsana News

Scotland's Best Events This Week (15-22 Jul)

Saxophones and trumpets abound at the Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival this week. Elsewhere, SAFAR Film Festival arrives at the CCA, and a new art exhibition opens at Generator Projects.

Kolkata Restaurants - Owners and restaurateurs Nitin Kothari and Siddharth Kothari spill the secrets behind the success of pan-Asian Kolkata restaurant Peter Hu? near Park Street - Vimarsana News

Kolkata Restaurants - Owners and restaurateurs Nitin Kothari and Siddharth Kothari spill the secrets behind the success of pan-Asian Kolkata restaurant Peter Hu? near Park Street

An exclusive chat with the Kotharis about their nine-month-old pan-Asian restaurant

Service charge at hotels: Employees at many restaurants want to seek pay hike - Vimarsana News

Service charge at hotels: Employees at many restaurants want to seek pay hike

Amid rising consumer complaints, the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) on Monday barred hotels and restaurants from levying service charge automatically or by default in food bills and allowed customers to file complaints in case of violation.

Source: india.com
Service charge: Staff at many restaurants say will seek pay hike, others fear tips may dwindle - Vimarsana News

Service charge: Staff at many restaurants say will seek pay hike, others fear tips may dwindle

"Is it possible to survive in this time of inflation with just a salary of Rs 14,000? We will have to follow the new norms, so I will ask for a pay raise from my employer to compensate," a Delhi chef told a reporter.