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Drive Part Of Crime Control In The City, Says Police Chief

Many Stocking Up, Revising Menus and Prices Already. Impact To Also Be Felt On App-Based Deliveries

Only 100 new commercial PNG connections approved in the last two months across GB Nagar

Wedding and banquet events in Mumbai and Maharashtra will soon be simpler and potentially cheaper. The Centre has clarified that no music licensing fees apply to marriage functions. Discussions are also underway for a single-window music copyright licensing system, aiming to streamline permissions and reduce confusion for the hospitality sector.

Get ready for pricier meals as India's restaurants and delivery apps plan a 5-10% food cost increase from next week. Soaring fuel prices, coupled with LPG shortages and staff issues, are forcing businesses to pass on rising transportation, packaging, and input expenses. This move disrupts annual pricing cycles, impacting dining out and delivery costs.

National archery coach Kuldeep Vedwan received a five-year rigorous imprisonment sentence and a Rs 15,000 fine for molesting a minor archer during a 2023 youth championship. The incident occurred in her hotel room at the SAI Sonipat centre. Vedwan allegedly attempted sexual assault, resisted by the athlete, and later pressured her to remain silent, promising career advancement.

Lure Of Delivery App, Transport Jobs Add To Staffing Woes

In a significant security operation, the Bihar Anti-Terrorism Squad has detained Mohammad Mustafa in Muzaffarpur for allegedly facilitating activities linked to anti-India organizations. Preliminary investigations expose a troubling connection with Shahzad Bhatti, an arms trafficker operating out of Pakistan.

A Copenhagen Michelin-star restaurant's 'Smoky Ball' dish has gone viral on social media, with many users comparing its appearance to Indian street food pani puri. While the presentation resembles the popular snack, the restaurant's version features sturgeon caviar, langoustine tartare, and almond cream, sparking online debate about fine dining interpretations of familiar foods.

A viral social media post highlighted a $110 cake-cutting charge at Poza restaurant in Beverly Hills. The fee, calculated at $10 per person, drew mixed reactions online. Some found it excessive, while others noted it is common in upscale establishments. Poza apologized for not informing the customer beforehand and offered a refund.