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    Bikaji Foods Expands Retail Footprint with ₹40 Crore Investment

    New Delhi, March 14 Bikaji Foods International announced on Saturday that it has invested ₹40 crore in its subsidiary, Bikaji Foods Retail Ltd (BFRL)."The company has subscribed to an additional 10,52,630 equity shares in its wholly-owned subsidiary," the company said in a regulatory filing...
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    Fuel Shortage Forces Jaipur Dhabas to Switch to Traditional Cooking

    Jaipur, March 14 Demand for coal has surged amid a shortage of commercial LPG cylinders, with several roadside eateries and small restaurants switching to traditional coal-fired "hattis" to keep their kitchens running.The surge in demand is particularly visible in the congested lanes of the...
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    Tamil Nadu Subsidy for Restaurants Switching to Induction Stoves

    Chennai, March 14 The Tamil Nadu government announced on Saturday that it would provide a subsidy of Rs 2 per unit of electricity for restaurants, hotels, and tea shops that switch to electric stoves instead of commercial LPG cylinders to operate their businesses.Chief Minister M K Stalin has...
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    Alternative Cooking Methods Rise in Chennai

    Chennai, March 14 A section of hotels and restaurants operating in Chennai and parts of Tamil Nadu have started using alternative methods to keep their businesses running, in view of the commercial LPG shortage, officials said.Some of the alternative cooking methods that hoteliers said they...
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    Bhopal Businesses Seek Limited LPG Supply to Prevent Shutdowns

    Bhopal, March 14 The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) on Saturday urged the Madhya Pradesh administration to immediately restore a limited supply of commercial LPG cylinders to prevent the "complete shutdown" of the hospitality and food service sector in Bhopal.The traders' body...
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    Government Boosts PNG Supply to Hotels, Schools, and More

    Ahmedabad, March 14 The Gujarat government has decided to provide new PNG (piped natural gas) connections to restaurants, hotels, educational and socio-religious institutions located in areas where the pipeline distribution network is available, if they apply for the facility.The decision was...
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    New PNG Connections for Gujarat Restaurants, Schools, and More

    Ahmedabad, March 13 The Gujarat government has decided to provide new PNG (piped natural gas) connections to restaurants, hotels, educational institutions, and socio-religious institutions located in areas where the city pipeline distribution network is available, if they apply for the facility...
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    Gujarat Strengthens Gas Supply with New Connections

    Gandhinagar, March 13 – The Gujarat government announced on Friday that restaurants, hotels, educational institutions, and social-religious organizations located in areas with existing city gas pipeline networks will now be able to obtain new PNG (piped natural gas) connections immediately upon...
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    Restaurants in Madhya Pradesh Adjust Operations

    Indore, March 13 With the conflict in West Asia disrupting the supply of commercial LPG, hotels and restaurants in Madhya Pradesh are being forced to adopt traditional cooking techniques like the "tandoor" and rely on electric appliances to keep their businesses running.The Madhya Pradesh...
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    Rising Fuel Costs: Hotels in Rajasthan Turn to Traditional Sources

    Ajmer, March 12 Disruptions in the supply of commercial LPG cylinders due to the conflict in the Middle East are forcing hotels and restaurants in Ajmer to revert to traditional fuels.Several small and large eateries across the city have started using these alternatives for cooking, leading to...
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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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    LPG Shortage Sparks Concern in Punjab – Assembly Debate

    Chandigarh, March 11 The Punjab government moved a resolution in the state assembly on Wednesday, alleging that a foreign policy failure by the Centre has led to a hike in LPG rates, and expressed concern that the looming shortage of commercial cylinders would affect restaurants, eateries, and...
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    Cooking Alternatives: How Businesses Respond to LPG Crisis

    From cooktops and microwaves to firewood and solar options, restaurants, street food vendors, and catering businesses across the country are scrambling for alternatives as a shortage of commercial LPG cylinders begins to disrupt kitchens amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia.With the...
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    Kerala Hotel Crisis: LPG Shortage Disrupts Operations

    Thiruvananthapuram, March 11 Several hotels and restaurants have closed down, and many more are on the verge of closure in Kerala, following a severe shortage of commercial LPG in the country due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia.The shortage of commercial cooking gas has worsened in recent...
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    Rising Costs and Staff Concerns as LPG Shortages Hit Delhi

    New Delhi, March 13 As irregular LPG supplies grip kitchens across Delhi, many restaurants are running out of their fuel stock, creating challenges from menu changes to rising costs and concerns over staff wages.Industry representatives say that many eateries in the capital are trying to...
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    Indore Chaat Vendors Switch to Electric Cooking

    Indore, March 11 Amid disruptions in the supply of cooking gas caused by escalating tensions in West Asia, shopkeepers at Indore's popular 56 Chaat Chowpatty have begun using electric appliances to keep their businesses running.Vendors say they are determined not to let the LPG shortage affect...
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    Rising Gas Prices Threaten Kolkata Food Businesses

    Kolkata, March 11 – A shortage of commercial LPG cylinders, triggered by disruptions in global oil and gas supplies amid tensions in the Middle East, has begun to affect roadside eateries and small restaurants across Kolkata, forcing many to raise food prices while others fear closure.Along...
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    AAP Moves Resolution Against Centre Over LPG Crisis

    Chandigarh, March 11 The AAP government in Punjab moved a resolution in the state assembly on Wednesday against the Centre over the increase in LPG rates and the looming shortage of commercial cylinders, and expressed concern that it would affect restaurants, eateries, and other sectors.The...
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    Goa Monitors Gas Shortage, Threatens Restaurant Closures

    Panaji, March 11 Goa's tourism industry is facing an unexpected challenge as several restaurants fear closure due to concerns over the shortage of commercial cooking gas cylinders, caused by supply disruptions linked to the conflict in West Asia.Chief Minister Pramod Sawant told reporters late...
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    Tamil Nadu Hotels Reduce Menus Amidst LPG Shortage

    Chennai, March 11 A group of hotels and restaurants operating in Chennai and parts of Tamil Nadu declared a holiday on Wednesday, following the lack of commercial LPG supply to the establishments, employees said.Early morning customers who had come for tea and coffee expressed disappointment...
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