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Good Friday 2025: Will Liquor Shops Remain Open Or Closed On April 18 In Delhi? Details Inside
Excise Commissioner Sunny Singh said all liquor license holders must comply with the directive and display the order prominently at their establishments.
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A Day After Arvind Kejriwal's Arrest, His Wife's Message
A day after Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate for alleged corruption in giving liquor licenses, his wife Sunita Kejriwal described the action as a "betrayal of the people of Delhi".
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Pernod Ricard's Challenge To Delhi's Refusal To Renew Licence Rejected By High Court
The Delhi High Court today rejected a petition by French spirits major Pernod Ricard challenging the city government's refusal to renew its licence for sale of liquor in the national capital.
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Delhi Government Refuses To Renew Chivas Regal Maker's Liquor Sale License
New Delhi has rejected Pernod Ricard's application to renew its liquor sale licence, citing ongoing investigations into the company - the latest blow to the French spirits giant in a critical growth market.
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Pernod Says Facing "Massive Losses" As Delhi Delays Liquor License
Drinks giant Pernod Ricard is facing "massive losses" to business in India because its brands have not been available in the capital New Delhi for six months due to a licence issue delay.
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Send Dishonest To Jail: Delhi Congress Alleges Liquor License Corruption
The state Congress said that it had raised the matter of "corruption" in the distribution of liquor licences with the previous police commissioner but no action was taken.
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Delhi Government To Open 500 Liquor Stores By September 1
After reverting to the old excise policy, the Delhi government is likely to operate 500 liquor vends from September 1 in the absence of no private players in the retail sale of alcohol, officials said on Thursday.
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Extension of Excise Licenses Of Liquor Vends, Pubs In Delhi Approved
Delhi's Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena on Monday approved the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government's move to extend excise licenses of private liquor vends as well as hotels and bars by a month.
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Why Delhi Had Unofficial 'Dry Day' Despite Extension Of Liquor Licences
Despite a one-month extension granted by the AAP government, Delhi witnessed an unofficial dry day on Monday as liquor vends kept shutters down and no alcohol could be served in hotels, clubs and bars after the expiry of excise licenses on July 31.
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Liquor Shortage In Delhi Likely From Monday
Uncertainty prevailed over the availability of liquor in the national capital as the private liquor stores in Delhi were scheduled to shut shop from Monday after the expiry of their licenses.
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Liquor Licenses Row: Delhi Lt Governor Seeks Report From Chief Secretary
Delhi Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena has sought a report from Chief Secretary on allegations of cartelisation, facilitating monopolies and favouring blacklisted firms in giving liquor licenses in Delhi, sources said.
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Delhi Liquor Licenses Extended Under New Policy For 2 Months
The Delhi government's excise department has extended the licenses of liquor wholesalers and establishments such as bars and restaurants under a new policy for two months, in view of disruption caused by the third Covid wave and subsequent lockdown.
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Now, Single Licence Needed To Serve Liquor At Independent Delhi Restaurants
In a move to facilitate ease of doing business, the Delhi government has merged four separate licenses in the run up to implementation of its new excise policy from November 17.
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No Coercive Action Against Liquor Retailers Over License Fee: Delhi Government Tells Court
Delhi Government on Thursday assured the Delhi High Court that it will not take any coercive action against liquor retailers for not paying the licence fees under the Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22.
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Delhi Government Extends Excise Licenses Of Liquor Shops, Clubs For Three More Months
The Delhi government has decided to extend the excise license of liquor shops, clubs, restro-bars and other establishments by three more months till September 30.
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Good Friday 2025: Will Liquor Shops Remain Open Or Closed On April 18 In Delhi? Details Inside
Excise Commissioner Sunny Singh said all liquor license holders must comply with the directive and display the order prominently at their establishments.
-
A Day After Arvind Kejriwal's Arrest, His Wife's Message
A day after Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate for alleged corruption in giving liquor licenses, his wife Sunita Kejriwal described the action as a "betrayal of the people of Delhi".
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Pernod Ricard's Challenge To Delhi's Refusal To Renew Licence Rejected By High Court
The Delhi High Court today rejected a petition by French spirits major Pernod Ricard challenging the city government's refusal to renew its licence for sale of liquor in the national capital.
-
Delhi Government Refuses To Renew Chivas Regal Maker's Liquor Sale License
New Delhi has rejected Pernod Ricard's application to renew its liquor sale licence, citing ongoing investigations into the company - the latest blow to the French spirits giant in a critical growth market.
-
Pernod Says Facing "Massive Losses" As Delhi Delays Liquor License
Drinks giant Pernod Ricard is facing "massive losses" to business in India because its brands have not been available in the capital New Delhi for six months due to a licence issue delay.
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Send Dishonest To Jail: Delhi Congress Alleges Liquor License Corruption
The state Congress said that it had raised the matter of "corruption" in the distribution of liquor licences with the previous police commissioner but no action was taken.
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Delhi Government To Open 500 Liquor Stores By September 1
After reverting to the old excise policy, the Delhi government is likely to operate 500 liquor vends from September 1 in the absence of no private players in the retail sale of alcohol, officials said on Thursday.
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Extension of Excise Licenses Of Liquor Vends, Pubs In Delhi Approved
Delhi's Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena on Monday approved the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government's move to extend excise licenses of private liquor vends as well as hotels and bars by a month.
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Why Delhi Had Unofficial 'Dry Day' Despite Extension Of Liquor Licences
Despite a one-month extension granted by the AAP government, Delhi witnessed an unofficial dry day on Monday as liquor vends kept shutters down and no alcohol could be served in hotels, clubs and bars after the expiry of excise licenses on July 31.
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Liquor Shortage In Delhi Likely From Monday
Uncertainty prevailed over the availability of liquor in the national capital as the private liquor stores in Delhi were scheduled to shut shop from Monday after the expiry of their licenses.
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Liquor Licenses Row: Delhi Lt Governor Seeks Report From Chief Secretary
Delhi Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena has sought a report from Chief Secretary on allegations of cartelisation, facilitating monopolies and favouring blacklisted firms in giving liquor licenses in Delhi, sources said.
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Delhi Liquor Licenses Extended Under New Policy For 2 Months
The Delhi government's excise department has extended the licenses of liquor wholesalers and establishments such as bars and restaurants under a new policy for two months, in view of disruption caused by the third Covid wave and subsequent lockdown.
-
Now, Single Licence Needed To Serve Liquor At Independent Delhi Restaurants
In a move to facilitate ease of doing business, the Delhi government has merged four separate licenses in the run up to implementation of its new excise policy from November 17.
-
No Coercive Action Against Liquor Retailers Over License Fee: Delhi Government Tells Court
Delhi Government on Thursday assured the Delhi High Court that it will not take any coercive action against liquor retailers for not paying the licence fees under the Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22.
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Delhi Government Extends Excise Licenses Of Liquor Shops, Clubs For Three More Months
The Delhi government has decided to extend the excise license of liquor shops, clubs, restro-bars and other establishments by three more months till September 30.
