By Praveen Paramasivam, Chandini Monnappa and Haripriya Suresh CHENNAI/BENGALURU, March 11 (Reuters) - In kitchens across ...

The shortage of commercial LPG cylinders triggered disruptions across restaurants, hostels, canteens and catering services in multiple cities, highli ...

Not only Kolkata, but several restaurants and small eateries across Delhi have also temporarily shut their kitchens over the past two days as a shortage of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) disrupted ...

A shortage of commercial cooking gas has begun disrupting restaurant operations in parts of Delhi, forcing several eateries to temporarily shut their kitchens as supplies of LPG cylinders tighten amid ...

While cooked dishes are unavailable for the time being, the canteen has continued offering food items that do not require gas-based preparation. These include sandwiches, salads, fruit chaats and ...

LPG cylinder shortage forces the Delhi HC canteen to halt main course meals, leaving lawyers with limited menu options.

Street food vendors in Delhi are experiencing significant challenges due to tightening LPG supplies linked to the West Asia conflict. Many small businesses, such as tea stalls and roadside eateries, ...

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Restaurants and commercial kitchens in several parts of the city have reported uneven LPG supplies, prompting planners and caterers to closely track the situation as the wedding season approaches.

The hospitality sector has been forced into a high-stakes survival mode, leading to temporary closures and a radical ...

Tension begins to grip domestic users too, Opposition leaders from Priyanka Gandhi to Arvind Kejriwal all blame Prime ...

Amid commercial LPG shortage in the nation, restaurants prioritise dishes. NRAI's Manpreet Singh explained to Live Mint how the situation might lead to food joint shutdowns, price hike and even a rise ...