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FDA suspends licence of Mumbai’s Cafe Mondegar for food safety violations (opens the original)
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The Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) has suspended the licence of Mumbai’s iconic restaurant Cafe Mondegar at Colaba following alleged deficiencies relating to food safety and hygiene, an official statement said. During its inspection on September 12, the FDA found that the drainage system near the food preparation area was inadequate and created a risk of cross-contamination. It also found that the equipment was not being properly cleaned and sanitised, and its flooring was damaged due to da
FDA cracks down on ISKCON Juhu, suspends licences of 2 restaurants, snack stall (opens the original)
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The food licences of two restaurants and a snack stall at the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) at Juhu were suspended by the Food and Drugs Administration (FDA). Licences were suspended of ISKCON’s Food Services–Restaurant at Sri Mukteshwar Devalaya Marg, its Govinda’s restaurant, and a snack stall, all of them at the Hare Krishna Land campus, following inspections on September 3. “These are not community kitchens. Those continue to be functional. The action is against re
Lay's, Thums Up repackaged: FDA finds expired dates, nutrition stickers in Noida, Navi Mumbai units (opens the original)
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In its latest sweep against entities violating food safety regulations, the Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) has cracked down on ten companies in Navi Mumbai and Noida in Delhi selling counterfeit food products, or repackaging expired products for sale. Popular brands such as Lay’s, Kurkure, Maggi, Knorr, Hellmann’s and Thums Up topped the list of products being counterfeited. The companies raided would repackage expired stocks and alter the manufacturing and expiry dates, and even paste stic
‘Cockroaches, crumbling ceilings’: FDA suspends McDonald's, Radio Club licences in Mumbai (opens the original)
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The Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) on Friday suspended the licences of seven eateries across the city – including the well-known Status Restaurant in Nariman Point, the Bombay Presidency Radio Club and Khar Gymkhana – for failure to follow pest control and food safety regulations, lack of hygiene and other violations. The food licence of Bombay Presidency Radio Club in Colaba was suspended after an inspection on August 19 found significant infestation of live flies in the kitchen along with
Who were 2 Mumbai doctors who kept Jinnah's health secret, set to receive Pakistan’s highest civilian awards? (opens the original)
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Two Parsi doctors from erstwhile Bombay (now Mumbai), Jal Patel and Jal Daeboo, will be posthumously honoured with one of Pakistan’s highest civilian awards, the Nishan-e-Quaid-i-Azam, on March 23, 2027. The honours list, issued on August 14, Pakistan's Independence Day, names the two doctors “for conferment on citizens of Pakistan and foreign nationals for exceptional achievements, excellence and courage in their respective fields”. ALSO READ | ‘What have I done?’: When Jinnah confronted Partit
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