In their plea to the Bombay High Court, charcoal traders have pointed to a notification issued by the Delhi Pollution Control ...

Mumbai's restaurants are under pressure to switch from traditional charcoal and wood-fired tandoors to cleaner alternatives to comply with a High Court order aimed at reducing air pollution.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has issued a notice to all the eateries and restaurants across the city to replace tandoors with coal tandoors with electric stoves or other gas powered ...

Irani has claimed that the wood-burning process in ovens lasts for only 30 minutes to two hours, depending on the bakery’s ...

The very mention of the name Arsalan can evoke a storm of emotions among Bengali foodies across the world, thanks to the ...

Panvel Municipal Corporation (PMC) to switch to clean and eco-friendly fuel if using tandoors. The notices were served last ...

The BMC has set a deadline for restaurants, dhabas, and bakeries using wood and coal to switch to green fuels by July 8. In ...

In a significant move to address air pollution, the Panvel Municipal Corporation (PMC) has issued notices to 151 establishments within its jurisdiction, mandating the use of clean and environmentally ...

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