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Ladakh rings in new excise policy- wider choice in low alcohol content; hard liquor also at retail vendsThe administration’s decision comes in the wake of growing concerns raised by civil society, religious organizations, and medical experts r...- Delhi readies liquor policy overhaul; major changes on cardsDelhi government is drafting a new excise policy to overhaul liquor sales, addressing revenue leakage by aligning prices with neighboring s...
- Delhi will observe six dry days until March 31, liquor stores and bars will be closed on Republic DayOn three national holidays, Republic Day, Independence Day, and Gandhi Jayanti, hotels, clubs, and restaurants are not permitted to serve a...
- Delhi reverts to old excise policy, opens government-run liquor vends to replace private onesDelhi is opening hundreds of new government-run vends and shuttering the private ones — who were offering deep discounts on major liquor br...
- Delhi Excise dept gears up for opening liquor vends, 300 licenses issued so farThe Delhi government last month decided to revert to old excise policy that was prevailing before implementation of Excise Policy 2021-22 f...
- Delhi govt plans to run 500 liquor vends through agencies by August 31, another 200 by year endIn 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...
- Liquor shops reopen in Delhi, 6 more zonal licenses surrenderedThe private liquor vends in Delhi numbering 468 kept shutters down on Monday after their licenses expired on July 31. The vends opened agai...
- Delhi LG approves AAP govt's move to extend excise licenses of liquor vends, pubs by a monthVends selling Indian and Foreign liquor brands will remain shut despite the one month extension granted by Delhi government on Sunday as a ...
- Delhi govt considering one month extension to its new excise policy to avoid liquor shortage chaosEarlier in the day, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said that Delhi government has withdrawn the new excise policy and directed for se...
- Delhiites likely to face major liquor shortage from August 1The major shift, following a CBI probe recommended by Lt Governor into alleged violations of rules and procedural lapses in implementation ...
- 552 liquor shops opened in Delhi till January 28 under new excise policyUnder the new excuse policy, the liquor business in the city was completely handed over to private players wherein they can open 849 spacio...
- Alcoholic beverage industry body hails Delhi govt for reducing number of dry days to threeThe Delhi government under its new excise policy has reduced the number of dry days to just three from 21 last year, according to an offici...
- Delhi slashes number of dry days to 3, down from 21 earlierEarlier, the dry days numbered 21 including on birth anniversary of great leaders and religious festivals. The business premises of a licen...
- HC asks Delhi govt's stand on plea claiming new Excise Policy seeks to reduce age of drinking liquorA bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Jyoti Singh issued notice and asked the Delhi government to file reply to the petition which has als...
- Majority of Delhi residents support privatisation of liquor vends, says LocalCircles reportThe report, by social community platform LocalCircles, said 54% residents of Delhi support privatisation of liquor vends, and that half the...
- Take decision on online sale of liquor by May 15: High Court to Delhi governmentDuring the hearing on Thursday, the Centre said several States have commenced online sale of alcohol, while Delhi government told the court...
- Delhi govt warns liquor vends, clubs, hotels against selling liquor during lockdownIn an order, Excise Commissioner Ravi Dhawan said all the licensee such as clubs, hotels, restaurants, wholesale and liquor outlets are war...
- Five years jail, no bail plus ten times fine if caught taking more than 1 liquor bottle into UPIt is common practice for people in Noida and Ghaziabad to bring along liquor from neighbouring Delhi as alcohol is cheaper in the capital.
- 4 out of 5 people support ban on liquor shops near highwaysAn overwhelming 79 per cent of people surveyed supported the Supreme Court's decision to ban liquor vends within 500 meters of national and...
- Robert Vadra, who lost sister to drunk driver, wants highway booze ban modified to protect 'respectable establishments'Robert Vadra's sister Michelle Vadra was killed by a drunk driver on the Delhi-Jaipur highway in April 2001.
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