Himachal Pradesh news: Himachal Minister Vikramaditya Singh on September 26 said that the decision for eateries and their shops to display the names of owners has been taken to maintain internal security of the state.
Congress-led Himachal Pradesh government drew criticism after it announced that shopkeepers in the state will have to display their identity cards at their shops. Several people compared the move to the Yogi government's similar decision for UP's eateries, which Congress also opposed.
Himachal Pradesh Minister Vikramaditya Singh on eateries order said that the state government did not stop anyone from doing business in Himachal, but asked people to register for the business.
Earlier, the Muzaffarnagar Police had urged all the eateries along the Kanwar route to "voluntarily display" the names of their owners and employees, adding that the intention of the order was not to create any kind of "religious discrimination" but only to facilitate the devotees.
Ahmedabad child labour: The Satellite Police Station in Ahmedabad has initiated legal actions, arresting the restaurant's manager and filing a complaint against the establishment's owner. The matter was under investigation and there is speculation of bigger organised crime, said sources.
Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh on Sunday said the proposal for allowing malls, multiplexes, and shops to remain open 24/7 in Mumbai will be "better served" if it is limited to select places in malls and on mill land, sparking speculation over its implementation.
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The South Delhi Municipal Corporation has ordered food stalls to shelve meat, raw or cooked, inside shelves in South Delhi citing hygiene and "sentiments of people" as the main reasons.
The Group of Ministers set up to make GST composition scheme more attractive suggested on Sunday lowering tax rates for manufacturers and restaurants under the plan to 1%.
According to the reports, the restaurants were sealed under section 33A of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, and Section 31A of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has observed that eateries on pavements without proper licence are encroaching upon the footpaths and sought responses of the city government and municipal bodies on what action has been taken
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Lucknow, Jun 18: After coming under scathing attack over its directive of early closure of shops and eateries in the state, Uttar Pradesh government today swung into fire-fighting mode, saying no such order was issued
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