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    'Sir, pls don't misinform': Railways to Jairam Ramesh's claim on first FIR under new criminal law

    The Railway Ministry refuted Congress leader Jairam Ramesh's claim that the Delhi Police filed the first FIR under Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita 2023 against a street vendor for obstruction at New Delhi Railway Station. Indian Railways provided evidence from the Station House Officer stating no such FIR was registered, prompting the Ministry to respond, "Sir, pls don't mis-inform!"

    Delhi Police registers first case under new penal code Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita against street vendor

    Bharatiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita has 531 sections (in place of 484 sections of CrPC). A total of 177 provisions have been changed in the Sanhita and nine new sections as well as 39 new sub-sections have been added to it. The act has added 44 new provisions and clarifications. Timelines have been added to 35 sections and audio-video provision has been added at 35 places. A total of 14 sections have been repealed and removed in the Sanhita.

    50 pc of Delhi street vendors report significant income loss due to extreme heat: Study

    A new report by Greenpeace India and the National Hawker Federation reveals over 80% of Delhi street vendors faced customer decline and income loss during April and May heatwaves.

    Bad taste for ‘aam aadmi’: How adulterated mangoes pose fresh headache for regulators, consumers

    The use of banned chemicals to ripen fruits is prevalent despite penalties and laws. The ball is in the food safety regulator’s court.

    Indians give eateries cold shoulder amid head-spinning heat

    Extreme heatwave conditions across India have significantly impacted restaurants, pubs, and bars, leading to a sharp decline in sales and footfalls, with some outlets reporting up to a 40% decrease. Al fresco dining and high street locations are worst affected, especially during lunch hours, which are seeing a notable drop in business. The heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius in some places, has led people to avoid outdoor dining, impacting sales till about 6 pm.

    'Afternoon economy' cools as heat keeps customers indoors

    Heatwave conditions, particularly in the North, are significantly impacting the 'afternoon economy,' affecting sales and footfalls between 12 noon and 4 pm. The scorching temperatures are leading to a decline in the availability of delivery riders, pushcart vendors, and sales workers. Businesses are experiencing disruptions in routine deliveries and working hours, prompting changes in operating hours and strategies to cope with the heat. While business activity is dampened in the afternoon, there is some compensation during the evening as people prefer to stay indoors and order in.

    The Economic Times
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