MagFast Beverages Chairman Syed Ghaziuddin said that he had already started selling packaged drinking water with the name Mountain Dew way back in 2000

Health licences issued by civic bodies would be abolished within 10 days. The Delhi government has also amended old rules regarding service in open areas and balconies

Unlock 5: Delhi lieutenant governor (L-G) Anil Baijal, who is the chairperson of the DDMA will take the final call on reopening of cinema halls and multiplexes even if Centre decides to reopen them

From intensifying crackdown on those violating the traffic rules to enforcing the compulsory use of masks, the Centre has also instructed the state government to impose stricter fines and rules to make people comply with the COVID-19 related guidelines

The Union government had launched the PM SVANidhi scheme on June 1 to help poor street vendors impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic resume livelihood activities

The national capital has reported coronavirus cases in excess of 2,000 for four consecutive days since September 1. On Friday, the daily cases count stood at 2,914

Sixty-five workers at Amrik-Sukhdev Dhaba and 10 at Garam Dharam dhaba on the highway had tested positive for novel coronavirus infection, following which both the eateries were sealed on Thursday till further orders

Delhi recorded 2,024 new coronavirus cases on Sunday, the highest single-day spike in cases in August, taking the tally to over 1.73 lakh, while the death toll rose to 4,426 with 22 more fatalities

The city is among the first key markets to bring the COVID-19 situation under control with a high recovery rate, JLL India said

In a video that has gone viral on social media, the man shows the dead lizard on a spoon with half-eaten food visible in the background

Before the pandemic gripped the country all three ISBTs used to witness a combined footfall of more than 250,000 every day

Coronavirus crisis: With movie halls shut and restrictions on liquor service, customers have no motivation to go out and eat. Even the restaurants in mall are finding it difficult to attract dine-in guests, said Rohit Aggarwal, director, Lite Bite Foods

UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak is among the ministers urging the public to relearn safely going out and enjoying meals with friends and family in order to kick-start the economy after over three months of complete shutdown

From smartphones doubling up as room keys to real-time data access for staff to new solutions for cleaner air, technology is transforming the hospitality sector

India's nascent microbrewery industry is facing the double whammy of lockdown blues and high taxation

Shopaholics rejoiced as malls and markets reopened after almost two months of lockdown imposed due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. A few people have started venturing out for shopping. Malls have put in place various safeguards to protect against the novel coronavirus, including thermal scans at all the entry points. Sanitizer spray doors have also been installed at entrances and car parks. But the closed restaurants and low footfall make it clear that recovery will be slow. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Who are most prone to severe cases of coronavirus? Lancet study finds answers

DLF to waive up to 100% of base rent for tenants amid coronavirus crisisDLF, one of the largest mall operators in the country, has proposed a rental programme to support the rental partners amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis. The plan proposes a waiver of as high as 100 per cent on minimum guarantee (MG) lease rent for rental partners such as shops, multiplexes and restaurants. While the rent will be as per billed terms for March until lockdown, zero MG rent has been proposed fro...

Retail sales fell for a fourth straight month. While the 2.8% drop was smaller than the 7.5% slump in April, it was larger than the 2.0% fall tipped by analysts

Higher production and delivery costs, liquidity crunch, labour shortages, lack of public transport for workers prevented a faster resumption of activity, stated the CII survey

Although the immediate response of most retailers is that mall owners and brand owners need to find reasonable ways to co-exist, almost all of them admit that high street would be their preferred choice in the new normal