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Ban on sale of alcohol in tetra packs? SC seeks Centre's viewThe Supreme Court has flagged alcohol sold in tetra packs and sachets as deceptive. Notices have been issued to the government and manufact...- These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 25%, according to analystsGiven the latest news flow from the Gulf region, the probability is high that we might once again see the bulls attempting a comeback. As u...
- Could your next pack of cigarettes be funding criminal networks? Inside Western Canada’s billion-dollar contraband tradeWestern Canada faces a surge in illegal cigarette trade. This market links with organized crime. It affects public health and diverts gover...
- RCB to be sold? Diageo weighs options for stake sale in IPL 2025 winnerRCB: Diageo Plc is exploring options for its IPL team Royal Challengers Bengaluru, including a potential sale valued at up to $2 billion. D...
- India plans tougher ad curbs on liquor makers such as Carlsberg, Diageo, PernodThe new rules call for "prohibition against engaging in surrogate advertisement", which extends to sponsorships and ads for products viewed...
- Create a common market for liquorIrregularities in award of liquor licences in India crop up with depressing regularity. An inordinate share of state governments' revenues ...
- Liquor not allowed to be served in hotels, restaurants in Delhi: Excise dept"Bars in the hotels, clubs and restaurants are not allowed to open till further orders," stated a clarification issued by the Excise Depart...
- All shops in Mumbai to remain open from August 5: BMCThe corporation warned filing of criminal cases against owners of shops and persons found violating its directives. Referring to the nation...
- Delhi govt launches exercise to open liquor shops in non-containment zonesDelhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation, Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation, Delhi State Ci...
- In war against coronavirus, health experts suggest abstinence over indulgenceDrinking alcohol weakens the body’s immune system, according to the Health ministry, WHO.
- For investors, tobacco is a bigger sin than alcohol? Or, so say their stocksEver since 2016, valuations of major global tobacco stocks have seen consistent de-rating.
- Day 3 of Assam hooch tragedy: Toll touches 143Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Saturday visited the Jorhat Medical College and Hospital to check on the victims undergoing treatment.
- Sena slams minister for suggesting use of feminine brand names to boost liquor salesThe NDA constituent said it was shocking that a minister made such comments when women in the state had been holding regular protests again...
- Sensex hits 30K, but no acchhe din for sin stocks under Modi governmentIndia’s top-three tobacco and liquor stocks have been underperforming since 2014.
- It might take a quarter for the industry to normalise after SC ban: Shekhar Swarup, ED of Globus SpiritsState governments and excise department are working to find solution that is complaint with the law and fair to liquor traders as well as l...
- Fair value of land in Kerala enhanced by 50 per centDecision to hike the fair value was taken after it was found that the government was incurring heavy loss during land transaction.
- UP's hitmen snap shotsThis realisation is obviously what triggered a trio of hitmen in UP to get themselves photographed carrying the tools of their trade, for p...
- Reliance Capital launches 'Imaan Investment Plan'In a bid to attract Muslim investors to stock markets, Reliance Capital Services has launched in Kanpur the 'Imaan Investment Plan' in line...
- IBF, I&B min to clash over surrogate ads for liquorAs per media planner and creative heads, ban on these advertisements could be an impediment to the growth of new brands. Ads on the move
- Ramadoss asks I&B to take action against 'surrogate' adsAnbumani Ramadoss has asked the Information and Broadcasting Min to take action against tobacco and liquor ads. Ads on the move | Business ...
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