Times Of Food

Global fast-food chain Pizza Hut will close hundreds of its brick-and-mortar stores soon, a top executive said earlier this week. The closure will apparently take place because the brand will

More than 500 million people today live in areas affected by erosion linked to climate change, the UN warned on Thursday, before urging all countries to commit to sustainable land

With Zimbabwe now experiencing its “worst-ever hunger crisis”, the UN food relief agency has revised its humanitarian appeal to step up food assistance to people most affected by drought, flooding,

African farmers need help to cope with the threats of climate change, with national policies that protect them and make them resilient, the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has declared,

Restaurant aggregator and food-delivery app Zomato may be in a soup for claiming food has no religion. Within hours of being hailed for its reply on Wednesday, July 31, to

With Ebola accelerating in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the UN World Food Programme (WFP) announced on Friday that it plans to scale up and double food assistance to

A five-star hotel property in India is under probe in Chandigarh after a hilarious tweet by actor Rahul Bose. Chandigarh tax authorities are reportedly investigating why Bose was charged Rs

Noted economist Jean Dreze has created a storm on social media by claiming that eggs being non-vegetarian is only a religious belief. He said in an interview to News18: “As

Severe drought has rendered more than a third of rural households in Zimbabwe – or around 3.5 million people – dangerously food insecure, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) revealed on Friday, July 19. Citing the

Proper nutrition for newborn babies into early childhood is key to development and good health in later life, according to the Regional Director of the United Nations World Health Organisation

Since 4 July, heavy monsoon rains and wind have pounded the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar, with deaths, displacement and major damage following in their wake, the World

India’s railway police have arrested 1,371 people and seized tens of thousands of packets of unauthorised packaged drinking water (PDW) as part of a crackdown on it. The Railway Police