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Delhi’s plan of quota-based stocking of spirits riles mid-size local alcobev companiesA unique proposal by Delhi government corporations to introduce a fixed quota-based liquor stocking policy has faced objections from mid-si...- Haryana Cabinet approves new excise policy; slight increase in duty on liquorThe maximum basic quota of IMFL will be 700 lakh proof litres and 1,200 lakh proof litres for the country liquor for the year 2024-25. The ...
- Liquor prices to increase in UP from April 1; Check details hereThe Uttar Pradesh government has increased the licence fee for beer, "bhang," foreign liquor, and model shops by 10% as part of the new exc...
- Liquor prices likely to drop by 30-40% in Punjab as Cabinet approves new excise policyIn another decision, the Cabinet also gave its nod to allot two special battalions of police to the excise department, in addition to the e...
- CM Amarinder tweaks excise policy, liquor vends set to open in PunjabWhile ruling out an extension in contracts for liquor vends beyond March 31, 2020, Singh on Wednesday announced that the state government w...
- Wine dealers in Shillong petition chief minster to open the wine shopThe East Khasi Hills Wine Dealers and Welfare Association president OB Tariang and general secretary Ernest Mawrie in a letter to Sangma re...
- Do not reduce liquor quota to 1 from 2: ACI to IndiaAirports Council International (ACI) Asia-Pacific has also requested India to not reduce the quota of liquor bottle that an international f...
- Trade deficit checks: Curbs on duty-free cigarettes, liquor proposedWhile the government doesn’t maintain data on imports coming through the duty-free channel, liquor, cigarettes, chocolates and perfumes are...
- CRPF bans open purchase of liquor across unitsOver 23 CRPF jawans have committed suicide this year owing to a variety of reasons and consumption of liquor looks like one, the official a...
- Aadhaar, invoice made mandatory for liquor vends in HaryanaMoreover, no liquor sale will be allowed in around 200 villages on the request of panchayats in the state.
- Nitish Kumar is 'anti-reservation', alleges Lalu PrasadWhat Uday Narayan Choudhary and Shyam Rajak have said is right. Reservation for Dalits is under attack from various quarters, said Lalu Pra...
- Yoga irrelevant without country-wide liquor ban: Nitish Kumar"Ban on sale of liquor in Gujarat prevailed since Independence and Modi had no role in it. Hence, he should not try to take credit for it,"...
- Sushil Kumar Modi finds flaws in partial liquor ban in BiharFormer deputy chief minister asked the state government to explain as to what measures it has taken to prevent rural people from purchasing...
- Norms bent to give liquor suppliers Rs 100 crore benefit: BJPThe state government has revised the base rate of 200 ml country liquor pouches from Rs 2.66 to 3.04, and of 400 ml pouches from Rs 4.49 to...
- Budget 2014: Raise duty-free liquor allowance to 4 litre for travellers, says ASSOCHAMASSOCHAM today asked the government to raise the duty-free allowance for incoming international air travellers from two litres of liquor to...
- MEA withdraws duty-free liquor facility to US envoys to India soon after Khobragade rowThe Ministry of External Affairs withdrew the facility of duty-free liquor to American diplomats posted in India soon after Khobragade inci...
- Unlimited 'high spirits' for top police officersWhile officials in the ranks of Special DGs and Additional DGs can have 14 bottles every quarter year, IGs and DIGs can have 12 bottles.
- After pay sorrow, booze cuts hit armed forcesLiquor quota of officers and jawans further slashed from January 1.
- Himachal may reduce VAT on liquor to make booze cheaperIn a bid to check smuggling of liquor from neighbouring states and increase revenue, the Excise Department in Himachal Pradesh has proposed...
- Punjab Govt allocates country liquor quota to Rana SugarsThe Chandigarh-based Rana Sugars Ltd on Monday said it has been allocated country liquor quota of 74.99 lakh proof litres by the Punjab Exc...
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