Karnataka becomes India's first state to adopt an Alcohol-in-Beverage excise duty structure. This new policy, effective May 11, deregulates...

Holding a stock is not an act of blind faith. It is not refusing to change one’s mind. It is not averaging down because the stock has falle...

The report highlights the significant economic burden of tobacco use, particularly among low-income households, and underscores how reducin...

Delhi's upcoming excise policy will continue with government-run liquor stores, aiming for larger, better-designed outlets in malls and sho...

Delhi government is drafting a new excise policy to overhaul liquor sales, addressing revenue leakage by aligning prices with neighboring s...

Domestic premium liquor manufacturers in Delhi are urging the new government to create a level-playing field with imported brands by reduci...

Internal investigation found that top executives at Pernod Ricard India violated the law by collaborating with alcohol retailers in New Del...

"During COVID-19 when 25,000 people died, the Delhi government was busy formulating a new excise policy with an objective to increase the c...

Within 'sin goods', there are different product categories with different nutrition levels and health impacts. Therefore, treating all of t...

The Delhi government's excise department, which is in the process of fixing maximum retail price (MRP) of brands to be registered in Delhi,...

The plea also sought to restrain the Delhi government from giving effect to the new Excise Policy 2021-22 which reduced the age of consumin...

The Delhi Cabinet has approved the new excise policy for 2017-18 although it was supposed to be approved earlier, a senior government offic...

While the excise duty for this current year has not been raised, the cabinet has also approved a proposal to do away with annual renewal of...

Ineffective in its purpose, this was one policy that had no place in a state with aspirations for making Mumbai a global hub.

India will soon crack the whip on binge drinking through higher taxes and tighter marketing regulations.

Health Minister Ramadoss said 'pub culture' was against Indian ethos.

It is possible that a job interview with a BPO firm could in the future entail a HIV/AIDS test.