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    Hospitality Growth: Kerten Hospitality Targets Indian Market

    New Delhi, March 24 Kerten Hospitality, headquartered in Ireland, announced its entry into India on Tuesday, aiming to launch with 1,000 keys in the first phase, featuring three brands: The House Hotel, Cloud7 Hotels, and HOSME.India represents a strategic growth market for the group, aligning...
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    LPG Crisis Forces Restaurant Closures in Maharashtra

    New Delhi, March 18 A group representing hotel and restaurant owners has urged the Maharashtra government to grant an extension or allow staggered payment of the annual license fee, saying the shortage of commercial LPG has forced the closure of several hospitality establishments.The Hotel and...
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    Maharashtra Restaurants Request Payment Extension

    New Delhi, March 17 A body of hotel and restaurant owners on Tuesday urged the Maharashtra government to grant an extension or allow staggered payment of the annual license fee, saying the commercial LPG shortage has forced the closure of several hospitality establishments.The Hotel and...
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    Sunkonnect Aims to Eliminate 200 Million Tonnes of CO₂ in India

    New Delhi, March 17 Sunkonnect, a renewable energy management consulting firm, said on Tuesday that it aims to eliminate up to 200 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions in India by 2030.The initiative aligns with and contributes to 20 per cent of the government's target, making Sunkonnect a...
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    Uddhav Thackeray Criticizes Gas Shortage, Restaurant Closures

    Mumbai, March 16 – Former Chief Minister and Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray launched a sharp attack on the Maharashtra government and the Centre on Monday over the escalating LPG crisis.He said that nearly 40 per cent of restaurants in Mumbai have been forced to close due to a severe...
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    Veeraswamy's Century of History and a Fight for Survival

    London, March 16 Veeraswamy, one of the world's oldest Indian restaurants, marked its 100th anniversary on Monday, having first opened its doors at Victory House on London's Regent Street in March 1926, even as its efforts to retain the iconic location continue.The Michelin-starred restaurant...
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    Restaurants Scale Back Operations Amidst Gas Shortage

    New Delhi, March 14 Large corporate gatherings and group parties are now taking a backseat in restaurant schedules across the capital, as eateries scale back their menus and bookings amid a shortage of LPG supply, with concerns about dwindling cooking gas stocks growing after military...
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    Regional Expansion: AAHAR Showcases Kerala & Gujarat Businesses

    New Delhi, March 14 – ‘AAHAR – The International Food and Hospitality Fair’ continues to serve as a trusted platform where businesses in the food and hospitality sector come together to connect, grow, and expand, it was announced on Saturday.The 40th edition of the event, which took place from...
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    Kerala Tourism Sector Faces Crisis Due to Gas Shortage

    Kochi, March 13 The Kerala Travel Mart Society (KTM), a body representing the tourism and related sectors in the state, said here on Friday that the shortage of commercial cooking gas cylinders is pushing the state’s tourism and hotel sector into a major crisis.KTM President Jose Pradeep said...
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    Bihar Faces LPG Crisis: Eateries Slash Menus

    Patna, March 13 – Disruption in LPG cylinder supply has triggered panic among consumers across Patna and several other districts of Bihar, affecting households and the hospitality sector.The situation, which residents link to the war in Iran, has led to shortages and long queues outside gas...
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    Thane Hotels Struggle with Diminishing LPG Supply

    Thane, March 11 More than 800 hotels and restaurants in Thane city are facing the threat of closure as commercial LPG supplies have dwindled due to disruptions in the supply chain amid the escalating military conflict in West Asia, according to representatives of the industry association.Thane...
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    Hyderabad Hotels Face Operational Challenges Due to Cylinder Shortage

    Hyderabad, March 11 The shortage of commercial LPG cylinders has severely impacted hotels in the city, with an estimated 25 to 30 per cent of establishments likely to close within a day, and another 75 per cent within two days, if the situation persists, industry representatives said on...
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    West Asia Crisis Disrupts LPG Supply, Threatening Jharkhand Businesses

    Ranchi, March 11 Panic and uncertainty gripped hotel and restaurant owners across Jharkhand on Wednesday as the supply of commercial LPG cylinders was disrupted amid the worsening West Asia crisis.Owners of restaurants, hotels, and catering businesses warned that they may be forced to scale...
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    Commercial LPG Stocks Low, Threatening Tamil Nadu Economy

    Chennai, March 11 Tamil Nadu Food Minister R Sakkarapani said on Wednesday that while domestic LPG supplies are stable for the next 20 to 25 days, the commercial segment is facing a severe shortage.Speaking to reporters after a meeting with representatives from IOC, BPCL, and HPCL, he said...
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    Meghalaya Hotels Face Operational Challenges Due to LPG Shortage

    Shillong, March 11 Hotel owners in Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya, have appealed to the East Khasi Hills district administration to restore commercial LPG supply following a disruption in the supply of cooking gas to hotels and restaurants.In a letter to the Deputy Commissioner of East...
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    Chief Minister Calls for Action on LPG Availability

    Thiruvananthapuram, March 11 – Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan expressed concern on Wednesday over the availability and rising cost of cooking gas in the country, warning that the situation could place an increasing burden on ordinary households and disrupt the service sector if not...
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    Restaurants Urge Centre to Address Tamil Nadu Gas Shortage

    Chennai, March 11 – A severe shortage of commercial LPG cylinders across Tamil Nadu could force nearly one lakh restaurants to shut down within the next two days, the Tamil Nadu Hotel Owners Association has warned, and urged the Centre to take urgent measures to ensure uninterrupted supply of...
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    West Asia Crisis Disrupts Pune's Food Industry – LPG Supply Crunch

    Pune, March 10 Popular breakfast staples like dosa and uttapam may soon disappear from the menus of restaurants and eateries in Pune as they face a severe shortage of commercial LPG cylinders following a supply disruption triggered by the West Asia crisis, industry representatives warned on...
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    LPG Shortage Disrupts Indian Restaurants

    New Delhi/Chennai, March 10 – Shorter menus, cold stoves, and dining out suddenly becoming more difficult. The West Asia conflict is impacting restaurants across India, with the looming threat of a shortage of commercial LPG forcing eateries to innovate – quickly – or face closure.As the...
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    Dining Out Costs Rise Amid LPG Supply Issues

    New Delhi/Chennai, March 10 – Shorter menus, cold stoves, and dining out suddenly becoming more expensive. The conflict in West Asia is impacting restaurants across India, with the looming threat of a shortage of commercial LPG forcing eateries to innovate – quickly – or face closure.As the...
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