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Panaji Fish Market to Get Stainless-Steel Counters

Panaji fish vendors will soon operate from elevated stainless-steel counters in a ₹48 lakh project addressing hygiene and space issues. The 45-day upgrade begins after tender process completion.

Ludhiana road chaos due to missing vending zones

Ludhiana faces severe traffic chaos as designated vending zones remain unimplemented. Street vendors occupy roads, creating bottlenecks and safety hazards. Authorities urged to take immediate action.

Patna flower vendors triple sales before vote counting

Patna's flower markets are working 24/7 as political parties place massive orders for garlands and bouquets ahead of November 14 election results. Discover how the election fever is transforming local businesses.

HC: Only Licensed Street Vendors Can Operate

Punjab & Haryana High Court dismisses PIL, ruling only licensed vendors can operate under 2014 Act. Unregistered hawkers can apply afresh in notified zones. Read more.

Odisha HC Notice on Blackstone Quarry Information Denial

Odisha High Court serves notice to government officials over alleged illegal information denial regarding Blackstone quarries. Transparency concerns rise as petitioner fights for environmental and legal accountability.

Saints, Pujaris move SC supporting anti-conversion laws

In a significant development, religious leaders and temple priests have approached the Supreme Court supporting anti-conversion laws. This legal intervention comes amid ongoing debates about religious freedom and conversion regulations across India.

MP HC rejects plea against Emraan Hashmi's 'Haq' movie

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has rejected the petition filed by Shah Bano Begum's daughter against Emraan Hashmi's upcoming film 'Haq', finding no merit in the legal challenge. Get the complete details of the court's decision and the controversial case.

10 Street Foods That Define True Indian Cuisine

Discover the authentic flavours of India through these 10 incredible street foods that locals can't live without. From spicy chaat to sweet jalebi, explore the true culinary soul of the nation.

Karnataka HC: No License for Home-Cooked Food Sales

In a groundbreaking judgment, Karnataka High Court exempts small-scale home chefs and home-based food businesses from FSSAI license requirements, celebrating victory for culinary entrepreneurs and traditional home cooking in Bengaluru.

Street Food Gets Safety Makeover with FSSAI Ratings

India's vibrant street food culture gets a major safety upgrade as FSSAI introduces hygiene ratings for vendors. Discover how your favorite pani puri and chole bhature are becoming safer while preserving their authentic flavors.

Guwahati Vendors Return After Eviction, GMC Struggles

Despite recent eviction drives, street vendors have returned to Guwahati's footpaths, creating fresh challenges for municipal authorities and pedestrians. The Guwahati Municipal Corporation struggles to balance vendor livelihoods with urban秩序.

Mumbai Hostage Case: CBI Probe Sought in Encounter

A criminal writ petition filed in the Bombay High Court seeks CBI investigation into the encounter killing of Manoj Sane, accused in the Mumbai hostage case. The petition alleges police brutality and evidence tampering.

Tata Sons vs Mehli Mistry: Legal Battle Intensifies

Explosive legal confrontation unfolds as Tata Sons files caveat against former director Mehli Mistry, revealing deep corporate tensions and governance challenges within India's premier business conglomerate.

150+ Street Vendors Trained for Hygienic Bali Yatra

Over 150 street food vendors in Cuttack receive comprehensive hygiene training ahead of the iconic Bali Yatra festival, ensuring safer culinary experiences for millions of visitors with FSSAI certification.

Madras HC Rejects IPS Officer's Plea in Dhoni Case

In a significant legal development, the Madras High Court has dismissed an IPS officer's petition seeking to quash the defamation case filed by cricket legend MS Dhoni. Get exclusive details on the court's ruling and what happens next in this high-profile

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