Delhi sees a surge in less-known whisky brands from Punjab distillers dominating 85.4% of sales, largely due to the city reverting to its o...

A unique proposal by Delhi government corporations to introduce a fixed quota-based liquor stocking policy has faced objections from mid-si...

The Delhi government earned over Rs 7,285 crore in the last year by selling more than 61 crore liquor bottles under its current excise poli...

Liquor retailers in Delhi are facing a shortage of popular beer brands due to tenders for refrigerators and chillers, according to local of...

With the daily average sale of 17 lakh bottles, the Excise department's daily average revenue was Rs 19.71 crore, pushing the total revenue...

The Delhi government last month decided to revert to old excise policy that was prevailing before implementation of Excise Policy 2021-22 f...

In the current excise policy that will end on August 31, retail licenses were issued to private firms for 32 zones and 849 vends. The gover...

Vends selling Indian and Foreign liquor brands will remain shut despite the one month extension granted by Delhi government on Sunday as a ...

Earlier in the day, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said that Delhi government has withdrawn the new excise policy and directed for se...

The major shift, following a CBI probe recommended by Lt Governor into alleged violations of rules and procedural lapses in implementation ...

The excise department is still working on the Excise Policy 2022-23 that recommends, among other things, home delivery of liquor in Delhi. ...

Liquor is big business for governments. So naturally the tax rules are perverse. But there is method in this madness.

Hard drinks such as whisky, gin, brandy, rum and vodka will cost more as excise duty on alcohol has been increased by 50%.