Following controversy over Amul kiosks at Bengaluru Metro stations, the Karnataka government has directed KMF to establish Nandini outlets. KMF will set up outlets at 12 stations, competing with Amul at busy locations. While Amul was the sole applicant in the initial tender, KMF aims to make its kiosks feasible by negotiating lower rentals with BMRCL.
RSS News
Times of India
0 thoughts on “Amul-Namma Metro deal sparks row in Bengaluru; state govt directs Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) to act; Nandini kiosks set for 12 stations”
Leave a Reply
Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *
RECENT NEWS
- 12-hour shifts for Bengaluru techies? Karnataka govt’s proposal sparks outrage among IT unions, who call it 'modern-day slavery'
- Sonia Gandhi health update: Congress ex-chief responding well to treatment, says hospital; to be discharged on basis of recovery progress
- Morning news wrap: First rescue flight of Op Sindhu lands, Canada admits Khalistani terror; and more
- Unified pension scheme revised: Central employees to receive OPS-like gratuity; Rs 10k minimum pension
- Air India crash: Govt tightens aircraft safety rules; structures violating height limit under lens
