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Ban On Recorded Music In Delhi: Manish Sisodia Says Order Not Shown To Him
Days after the excise department issued a diktat allowing only "live singing and playing of instruments"at restro-bars in the city, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today directed the excise commissioner to issue a "clarification" saying there is no ban on recorded music at such establishments.
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No Ban On Recorded Music In Delhi Restobars, Says Government
The Delhi Excise Department has "not banned" playing of recorded music in restobars in the city, Excise Commissioner Amjad Tak said on Monday, following flak for a circular to restobars to have only "live singing/playing of instruments by professionals".
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Stop Playing Recorded Songs Or Face The Music, Delhi Pubs Warned
The Delhi government has told bars not to play recorded music after residents at many areas complained of how noise from the watering holes disturbs their peace. Pubs can play only live music, the Delhi government has said, citing licence conditions that ban them from playing recorded music
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Ban On Recorded Music In Delhi: Manish Sisodia Says Order Not Shown To Him
Days after the excise department issued a diktat allowing only "live singing and playing of instruments"at restro-bars in the city, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today directed the excise commissioner to issue a "clarification" saying there is no ban on recorded music at such establishments.
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No Ban On Recorded Music In Delhi Restobars, Says Government
The Delhi Excise Department has "not banned" playing of recorded music in restobars in the city, Excise Commissioner Amjad Tak said on Monday, following flak for a circular to restobars to have only "live singing/playing of instruments by professionals".
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Stop Playing Recorded Songs Or Face The Music, Delhi Pubs Warned
The Delhi government has told bars not to play recorded music after residents at many areas complained of how noise from the watering holes disturbs their peace. Pubs can play only live music, the Delhi government has said, citing licence conditions that ban them from playing recorded music
