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Oil ministry sets up panel as commercial LPG shortage hits hospitality sector

The oil ministry has constituted a committee to examine supply issues after a sudden shortage of commercial LPG cylinders alarmed the hospitality sector, with restaurant associations warning that eateries could shut down within days if supplies are not restored.


Is VSR Ventures owner trying to blame pilot for Ajit Pawar's plane crash? Rohit Pawar

NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar has questioned if VSR Ventures owner V K Singh was trying to hold the pilot of the Learjet aircraft responsible for the crash that killed Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar and four others in January.


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Bihar hooch tragedy toll rises to nine as three more persons die


UP: Villagers voluntarily demolish madrasa, mosque, school built on Gram Sabha land in Sambhal


Kerala woman missing in Tadiandamol Hills found safe, brought back


IOCL actively strengthens auto LPG distribution in Karnataka


Delhi Police busts Rs 300 crore international cyber fraud syndicate, arrests mastermind


Concern is not number of LS seats, who benefits 'disproportionately': Siddaramaiah on delimitation


Pant, Shami take LSG to 5-wicket win over SRH


Govt steps up LPG supply, urges calm amid Hormuz concerns


Activists fear amended law could push transgenders back into begging, sex work, secrecy


Delhi Police busts interstate spurious medicines racket; fake GST network


Easter celebrated with zeal across Goa; devotees throng churches


BJP will not project CM face in Bengal, will seek votes in Modi's name: Samik




EAM's Parl statement bereft of any laser-eyed insights into paradigm global shift: Cong

The Congress has termed as "vapid" External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's statement on the West Asia situation in Parliament and alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign policy "(mis)adventurism" coupled with the government's undermining of the Indian Foreign Service, is pushing India into "vassalage".

Kharge writes to Rajya Sabha chairman for discussion on India's energy security

 Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday wrote to Rajya Sabha Chairman C P Radhakrishnan, reiterating his request for an immediate short-duration discussion on India's energy security amid the Israel-Iran war.

CEC threatened Bengal govt officers at meeting, ‘false bravado’ unacceptable: Mamata

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday accused Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar of threatening state officials during a meeting, and warned that “false bravado” by constitutional authorities was not acceptable.

Bengaluru hotels face shutdown from March 10 due to commercial LPG supply crisis

Hotel and restaurant operations in the city are likely to be affected starting March 10, following a sudden and total halt in the supply of commercial gas cylinders, the Bangalore Hotels Association said on Monday.

No immediate hike in petrol, diesel prices; adequate stock to meet any contingency: Sources

Petrol and diesel prices will not be increased for now despite international crude oil rates crossing USD 100 per barrel, government sources said on Monday, even as authorities stepped up efforts to maintain uninterrupted fuel supply lines across the country.

CBI summons Vijay on Tuesday for further questioning on Karur stampede

The CBI has summoned actor and TVK chief Vijay on Tuesday for a fresh round of questioning in connection with the Karur stampede case, officials said.

India's cheetah population crosses 50 after five cubs born at Kuno National Park

India's cheetah population crossed the 50-mark on Monday after the birth of five cubs to Namibian cheetah 'Jwala' at Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park, bringing the national total to 53.

IndiGo's Manchester flight returns to Delhi due to airspace curbs

 A Manchester-bound IndiGo flight, operated with a leased Boeing 787 aircraft, returned to the national capital on Monday due to certain restrictions when the plane was to enter the Eritrea airspace, according to sources.

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