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    Longer Diwali breaks: companies give employees more time to celebrate

    Many companies are providing extended breaks for their employees during Diwali to promote well-being and family connections. Embassy Group is giving its employees a nine-day break, emphasizing a people-first culture. CashKaro is offering six days off to help employees recharge after the busy festive season. Myntra plans to recognize employee contributions with two additional holiday days following its sales period.

    Karnataka, Uber discuss passenger safety, regulatory issues and urban transport

    Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge recently met with the Uber India Public Policy team to discuss urban mobility. The discussions emphasized passenger safety, regulatory issues, and improvements in urban commuting services. Kharge mentioned that further engagement with ride-hailing platforms will enhance public transportation. Additionally, initiatives like the Bengaluru Urban Mobility Mission are underway to address traffic management and safety.

    Sweet trouble this Diwali: Rs 82 crore worth of food, 1,185 licences come under FSSAI scanner

    FSSAI conducted a nationwide inspection drive from September 1 to November 5 to check food adulteration. During this period, more than 3,000 tonnes of non-compliant food products were seized across India. The regulator canceled 52 licenses and suspended over 1,000 licenses in response to violations. Additionally, 10,047 improvement notices were issued to food business operators across various establishments.

    FDA suspends 43 food business licences across Maharashtra during Diwali inspections

    Maharashtra FDA took action during a special Diwali enforcement drive by suspending 43 food business licenses. Inspections were conducted across seven divisions in the state, which included major cities like Mumbai and Nashik. Violations of food safety requirements led to the suspensions and the seizure of food articles worth Rs 63.09 lakh.

    Surge in air purifier sales in India as pollution levels rise during winter season 2023

    Air purifier sales have increased substantially in India as pollution levels rise and winter approaches. Quick-commerce platforms are experiencing heightened demand, especially from Tier 2 cities. Sales of air purifiers on Amazon have reportedly doubled recently, indicating a surge in consumer interest. Additionally, the overall market for winter appliances is projected to grow significantly this season. Analysts expect online sales to climb further as consumers continue to make purchases.

    Quick commerce emerges beyond Diwali shopping panic to breathe on the necks of e-commerce giants

    Quick-commerce platforms in India are increasingly including fashion, beauty, and gifting items for Diwali shopping. Myntra and Amazon are experiencing significant growth in orders and customer engagement during the festive season. Quick-commerce is projected to account for a larger share of online retail, boosting convenience for consumers. The demand for immediate shopping solutions is prompting a shift in purchasing behaviours.

    The Economic Times
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