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    Cooking Through the Crisis: Delhi's Food Street Challenges

    New Delhi, March 28 Small eateries, which have long been the backbone of the bustling food streets of the national capital, are facing challenges. Due to dwindling LPG supplies and soaring black market prices, many are being forced to change their menus, reduce staff, and revert to cooking with...
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    Shimla's Small Businesses Feel Impact of LPG Supply Issues

    Shimla, March 13 Amid reports of the West Asia conflict disrupting the supply of commercial LPG in many parts of the country, the owners of small eateries in Shimla are feeling the pressure of "irregular" supply, forcing some dhaba owners in Lakkar Bazaar to close their shops due to the...
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    Kerala Residents Scramble for LPG Amidst Concerns

    Thiruvananthapuram, March 13 – Even as the Centre has repeatedly asserted that there is no shortage of LPG in India amidst the worsening West Asia crisis, given that the nation has adequate reserves of the cooking fuel, people across Kerala continue to panic over the issue.People are not...
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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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    Kerala Restaurants Face Closures Due to LPG Supply Issues

    Kochi, March 13 A shortage of LPG is forcing around 40 per cent of restaurants in Kerala to close down, as many establishments are unable to switch to alternative cooking methods, industry representatives said.Apart from restaurants, caterers, hostels, canteens, and crematoriums have also been...
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    LPG Shortage Disrupts Delhi's Food Economy: Businesses and Workers Struggle

    In New Delhi, several restaurants and small eateries have temporarily closed due to a shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), disrupting kitchen operations.Business owners say this situation is affecting their daily earnings and causing anxiety among workers who rely on these establishments...
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    Rising Gas Costs and Kitchen Closures: Delhi's Food Sector in Trouble

    New Delhi, March 12 Several restaurants and small eateries across Delhi have temporarily halted operations over the past two days due to a shortage of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas), disrupting kitchen operations.Business owners have expressed that this situation is not only affecting their...
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    Delhi Eateries Face LPG Shortage Amid Post-Shutdown Challenges

    New Delhi, March 12 Eateries in Uttam Nagar, southwest Delhi, are now struggling with a shortage of commercial LPG cylinders just as they were preparing to reopen after a day-long shutdown.The eateries had been closed for six days in the area following protests sparked by the murder of a...
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    Tamil Nadu Faces Fuel Crisis: Restaurants and Transport Hit

    Chennai, March 12 Long queues of motorists were seen outside petrol stations across Tamil Nadu on Thursday as panic buying took hold of several cities, triggered by a worsening shortage of commercial LPG that has already forced numerous eateries to shut down or drastically reduce their menus...
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    TN Residents Queue Up as Fuel Supply Concerns Rise

    Chennai (Tamil Nadu), March 12 Long lines of motorists were seen outside petrol stations across Tamil Nadu on Thursday as panic buying took hold of several cities, triggered by a worsening shortage of commercial LPG that has already forced numerous eateries to shut down or drastically reduce...
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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 Impacts Kolkata's Food Industry

    Kolkata, March 10 Amid the West Asia crisis, restaurants in Kolkata have started facing a shortage of commercial LPG, with industry associations warning of disruption in operations if the fuel supply is not normalized soon.Industry representatives said the situation in Kolkata mirrors similar...
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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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