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Dead mouse found in Ahmedabad eatery's sambar sparks outrage: Health officials respond
A customer found a dead mouse in sambar at an Ahmedabad eatery, sparking outrage on social media. This incident follows recent food safety concerns, including a human finger in ice cream and a dead mouse in Hershey’s syrup. The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) issued a notice to the restaurant, highlighting severe health violations. Food safety officer Bhavin Joshi urged local businesses to maintain strict hygiene to prevent such incidents.
Zomato nightmare: Customer finds cockroach in Japanese noodle soup order, company issues response
A Zomato customer from Agartala, Sonai Acharya, recently made a distressing discovery when she allegedly found a cockroach in her Japanese miso ramen chicken ordered from Auntie Fug's eatery. Acharya's social media post detailing the incident garnered widespread attention.
Indian board game renaissance: How entrepreneurs are making moves in the world of tabletop entertainment
A renaissance in India's board game and jigsaw puzzle landscape is underway, led by homegrown entrepreneurs and designers, who are creating games and designs that are more familiar and relatable. It's early days for a niche industry but the global surge of interest is helping, attracting more people to the hobby though challenges of discovery and distribution remain.
Man allegedly finds dead mouse in veg meal ordered from Barbeque Nation Mumbai. BBQ says this
Barbeque Nation has refuted claims of customer who allegedly found a dead mouse in a veg meal. Adv. Rajeev Shukla complained that he received vegetarian meal with dead rat and roaches. Shukla said he suffered food poisoning and was hospitalized after eating the meal.
Crypto's excruciating week has traders bracing for next crisis
It all started late Sunday, when a sort of crypto shadow bank called Celsius Network suspended withdrawals from depositors who had been enticed by sky-high interest rates that, in retrospect, were likely too good to be true. By the end of the week, on the other side of the world in Hong Kong, the digital-asset lender Babel Finance also froze withdrawals.
Is Kunal Kamra right in seeking damages from IndiGo for flying ban? Here's what experts say
Lawyers and industry experts said while Kamra has a case of rules being sidestepped, IndiGo can fall back on the aviation minister’s tweet advising other airlines to ban him.
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As India gets expensive, Uber looks at Latin America
Uber operates in more than 65 cities in Latin America, and Macdonald’s planning to double that by the end of next year.
A serial entrepreneur on why starting up is tough but every bit worth it
The social stigma attached to being unemployed and unemployable, which was how an entrepreneur was viewed two decades ago, is not there anymore.
Cockroach vs unicorn: Investors looking for startups that can survive anything
Last year, investors threw money at unicorns - companies valued at $1 billion or more - but this year, it seems to be the turn of the cockroach, startups.
21 highly successful people with bizarre eating habits
The most successful people follow daily rituals that keep them aligned and consistent, and free their minds to think about more important things.
Here's why restaurateur Riyaaz Amlani doesn't like Shah Rukh Khan as a neighbour
Restaurateur Riyaaz Amlani still speaks to his 18-year-old self, is unable to create a long-term plan and would rather not have SRK as his neighbour.
UK crackdown on NRI 'criminal landlords'
In the process, such 'tenants' face exploitation and are unable to approach authorities due to their own illegal immigration status.
Broken London Dreams: UK to clear slums with illegal Indians
Termed 'beds in sheds', the slum-like living conditions are rented out for extortionate rents by ruthless landlords, many of them reported to be of Indian origin.
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