A young man in Bengaluru has vowed to stop celebrating his birthday after a recent celebration resulted in a staggering ₹65,208 bill. The e...

Karnataka has released a draft excise policy proposing to cut alcohol consumption by 8–9% over six years, while shifting towards lower-stre...

The increase in the tax-exempt limit for employer-provided meals to ₹200 per meal under Rule 15 of the Income-Tax Rules, 2026 marks a signi...

Young Indians are redefining their drinking habits not by drinking less, but by selecting superior quality alcohol. This notable shift towa...

The drinking habits of India's youth are undergoing a significant evolution, favoring sophistication over excess. These trendsetters are em...

Karnataka is set to overhaul its liquor tax system. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced reforms including an alcohol-content-based duty s...

Villages in Uttarakhand's Garhwal region are implementing new wedding guidelines, limiting women to three gold ornaments and prohibiting al...

India's beer market experienced a significant surge in demand, growing by 10% in 2024-25, outpacing the previous year and contrasting with ...

“Dry January” has gone from punchline to mantra for bars nationwide.

In India, the consumption of alcohol has increased from 2.4 litres in 2005 to 5.7 litres in 2016 with 4.2 litres being consumed by men and ...

The overall growth rate in the past four years has been much less than what it was before.

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

"Engineering is a very important aspect of road construction, there are so many mistakes in the DPRs," Nitin Gadkari said.

WHO argued that measures such as prohibition led to excessive restrictions creating risks to consumers, constraining commercial and consume...

Funds are yet to be released under the Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship scheme, which was introduced by the Centre.

A new study has found that checking email and social media is more addictive than cigarettes and alcohol.

A school of thought has emerged that believes several social sector initiatives, if promoted as business enterprises, can have greater impa...