Leh-Ladakh is developing ten model border villages. The first, Chumur, has begun construction of climate-resilient homes with homestay faci...

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Goa presents a stark contrast to national discussions on women's empowerment. In Goa, women lead mechanic shops and liquor stores. They are...

Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma rejected pleas for her recusal from the Delhi liquor-policy case. She stated litigants cannot judge judges wit...

The cabinet meeting has decided that the rates of Excise Duty in respect of Military/Paramilitary Units shall be 50% of the rates of Excise...

Besides, UBL, a market leader in the segment, also expects the export of beer to grow with support from the government.

Excise department officials too admitted that the retailers and bar owners are being made to buy more hard liquor than beer.

The government may not come to inspect your bar cabinet, but if you exceed the limit, you can be booked under the Tamil Nadu Liquor Prohibi...

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah, who is also in charge of planning the State’s finances, on Wednesday proposed in his Budget for 2017-18 abolishi...

Expanding middle class, growth in social drinking, and the shift away from hard liquor due to heath concerns are the main drivers of growth...

Indian beer makers have demanded that all the state governments should delink the beverage from hard alcoholic liquors as far as levying ta...

The consumption of beer stood at only 7 per cent leaving wine consumption with a statistically negligible figure of 0.1 per cent.

The recent Supreme Court verdict endorsing Kerala’s liquor policy may find the state losing out to Sri Lanka on the tourism front.

Kerala is embracing drinks with low alcohol content like never before. This change, given Kerala’s long drinking habits, is epochal.