Delhi HC imposes ₹1 lakh cost on restaurant associations in service charge case
The court says the costs will be paid to the Department of Consumer Affairs, Government of India.
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Big boost for hospitality sector: Cabinet hikes ECLGS corpus by ₹50,000 crore
The increase has been done on account of the severe disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic on hospitality and related enterprises.
Delhi HC stays govt's guidelines on service charge at restaurants
The National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI) had challenged the guidelines issued by CCPA which barred restaurants from levying service charges.
Service charge guidelines have no legality: NRAI
The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) had earlier barred hotels or restaurants for levying service charge in the food bill.
Restaurant service charge 'unfair'; Govt to crack down with new law
Restaurant associations say that when service charge is mentioned on the menu, it involves an implied consent of the consumer to pay the charge.
Restaurants take on govt, say no illegality in 'service charge'
Information regarding the amount of service charge is mentioned by restaurants on their menu cards, says NRAI.
He works up your appetite for business
How Kiran Biligiri, an award-winning restaurateur-cum-food business mentor, is quietly creating a new wave of food entrepreneurs like him through the pandemic.
Cloud kitchens and the future of restaurants
Cloud kitchen as a concept was gaining popularity even before the pandemic struck, but now they have become more lucrative, and can operate in a fraction of the traditional restaurant space.
Chai Point is remaking its brand. Reason: Covid-19
When Covid-19 disrupted the expansion of India’s leading tea cafe chain, it rejigged its business model. The chain, which looks up to Starbucks for inspiration, is now ready for post-pandemic life.
Dovish MPC opts for status quo
While the Reserve Bank of India kept policy rates and its accommodative stance unchanged, additional monetary measures have been brought in to fight the second wave of Covid-19.
