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    Is it golden egg or golgappa? Plates are the new canvas and chefs the new artists

    In India, the art of food plating has taken center stage, significantly elevating diners' experiences. Chefs are skillfully weaving storytelling into their culinary creations, engaging patrons on a deeper level. Visual beauty and simplicity of enjoyment are pivotal elements in their artistry, emphasizing rich flavors and ingredient origins. The dining experience has become a captivating multi-sensory affair, fueled by the impact of social media.

    BRICS Summit 2026: Delhi luxury hotels face room crunch, tariffs surge around event dates

    Delhi's luxury hotels are experiencing a severe room shortage and increased prices. This situation is occurring just before the upcoming BRICS Summit event. Many top properties show no availability for the summit dates. High tariffs are being quoted for the few remaining rooms. This surge impacts regular tourists and business travelers.

    BRICS effect: Delhi luxury hotels sell out, room rates surge ahead of Summit

    New Delhi's luxury hotels face severe room shortages and soaring prices. Several top properties show no availability for the upcoming BRICS Summit dates. High tariffs are being quoted for remaining rooms in central Delhi. This event significantly impacts tourists and business travelers planning trips. Demand is expected to remain strong as the summit approaches.

    Woman demands Rs 2 crore for ‘bad haircut’; after 7-year legal fight, Court orders ITC Maurya Hotel to pay Rs 25 lakh

    The Supreme Court has ordered ITC's Maurya Hotel to pay Rs 25 lakh to model Aashna Roy for a "bad haircut". The woman had raised a complaint against the hotel demanding Rs 2 crore compensation. The model had moved the NCDRC in 2018 after she claimed she suffered due to a faulty haircut at the hotel’s salon.

    Putin’s Delhi visit sends five-star hotel prices soaring: Rooms now cost between Rs 85,000 and Rs 1.3 lakh

    Delhi's luxury hotels are experiencing a surge in bookings. President Vladimir Putin's visit and several major conferences are driving up occupancy. Room rates have significantly increased. Top five-star hotels are fully booked. This trend is expected to continue through mid-December, supported by the city's MICE segment and the wedding season.

    Delhi HC stays Rs 111-cr demand on ITC Maurya land

    The Delhi High Court has granted a significant relief to ITC by staying a ₹111-crore ground rent demand from the Land and Development Office (L&DO) for the past 25 years related to six acres of land leased to ITC in 1975 for its luxury hotel, ITC Maurya. The court also stayed two recent demand notices and issued a notice to the L&DO.

    The Economic Times
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