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Nitish Kumar Says There May Be Amendments To Bihar's Prohibition Law
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Tuesday said there would be "no compromise" in the prohibition policy, but hinted that amendments, aimed at eradicating alleged misuse of the anti-liquor law, may be introduced in the upcoming state legislative assembly session.
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"No Compromise On Prohibition Law, There May Be Amendments": Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today said there would be "no compromise" in the prohibition policy, but hinted that amendments, aimed at eradicating alleged misuse of the anti-liquor law, may be introduced in the upcoming state legislative assembly session.
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Bishop's Morning Walk in Kerala Chief Minister's Hometown to Press For Stronger Anti-Liquor Policy
Church of South India's Madhya Kerala Bishop Thomas K Oommen took a morning walk in Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy's hometown of Puthupally to press the government for a more stringent anti-liquor policy.
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Kerala to launch massive anti-liquor campaign: Oommen Chandy
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Tuesday promised to launch a widespread anti-liquor/smoking/drug abuse campaign in the state, a Congress leader said.
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Nitish Kumar Says There May Be Amendments To Bihar's Prohibition Law
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Tuesday said there would be "no compromise" in the prohibition policy, but hinted that amendments, aimed at eradicating alleged misuse of the anti-liquor law, may be introduced in the upcoming state legislative assembly session.
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"No Compromise On Prohibition Law, There May Be Amendments": Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today said there would be "no compromise" in the prohibition policy, but hinted that amendments, aimed at eradicating alleged misuse of the anti-liquor law, may be introduced in the upcoming state legislative assembly session.
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Bishop's Morning Walk in Kerala Chief Minister's Hometown to Press For Stronger Anti-Liquor Policy
Church of South India's Madhya Kerala Bishop Thomas K Oommen took a morning walk in Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy's hometown of Puthupally to press the government for a more stringent anti-liquor policy.
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Kerala to launch massive anti-liquor campaign: Oommen Chandy
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Tuesday promised to launch a widespread anti-liquor/smoking/drug abuse campaign in the state, a Congress leader said.
