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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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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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Maharashtra Announces License Fee Relief For Hotels, Restaurants
In a major relief to the hospitality industry battered by the coronavirus pandemic, the Maharashtra government has announced a partial waiver of the excise license fee along with the roll-back of the 15 per cent annual fee increase for the year 2020.
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Liquor To Be Served Soon In Delhi's Hotels, Restaurants
Liquor will soon be served across hotels and restaurants in Delhi that have the license to do so, but bars will not be open yet. In view of the revenue situation, the cash-strapped Delhi government has asked the Excise Department to "issue necessary permission for service of liquor in restaurants and clubs by licensees at the table and in the hotel...
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Telangana Earns Rs 900 Crore As Application Fee For New Liquor Shops
Telangana's Excise Department has collected Rs 968 crore as application fee for running the liquor shops across the state. The department received 48,000 application for 2,216 liquor licenses this year. Each applicant had to make a non-refundable deposit of Rs 2 lakh, which was double the fee in 2017.
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Licences For Breweries, Distilleries Cancelled: Pinarayi Vijayan
An hour after the Congress-led opposition on Monday announced a state-wide protest seeking Kerala Excise Minister TP Ramakrishnan's resignation over the sanctions given to liquor businesses, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said the licenses have been cancelled.
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Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia Raids East Delhi Liquor Shops
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia along with the officials of the Excise Department raided four liquor shops in Mayur Vihar Phase 2 on Monday evening and suspended the license of one.
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Vigilance Probe Against Former Excise Minister
An enquiry was on Wednesday ordered against former excise minister K Babu by Vigilance Director DGP Jacob Thomas in connection to alleged irregularities in awarding bar licenses during the tenure of the previous Congress-led UDF government.
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Under Pressure, Bangalore Club Gets State Law Minister's Backing
It hasn't been the best of times for the Bangalore Club, after the non-renewal of their liquor license, revenue authorities have now told the club management, that it does not have proper documents to prove ownership of their land. The Club has been asked to hand over the property documents to the revenue department.
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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.
-
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.
-
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.
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Maharashtra Announces License Fee Relief For Hotels, Restaurants
In a major relief to the hospitality industry battered by the coronavirus pandemic, the Maharashtra government has announced a partial waiver of the excise license fee along with the roll-back of the 15 per cent annual fee increase for the year 2020.
-
Liquor To Be Served Soon In Delhi's Hotels, Restaurants
Liquor will soon be served across hotels and restaurants in Delhi that have the license to do so, but bars will not be open yet. In view of the revenue situation, the cash-strapped Delhi government has asked the Excise Department to "issue necessary permission for service of liquor in restaurants and clubs by licensees at the table and in the hotel...
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Telangana Earns Rs 900 Crore As Application Fee For New Liquor Shops
Telangana's Excise Department has collected Rs 968 crore as application fee for running the liquor shops across the state. The department received 48,000 application for 2,216 liquor licenses this year. Each applicant had to make a non-refundable deposit of Rs 2 lakh, which was double the fee in 2017.
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Licences For Breweries, Distilleries Cancelled: Pinarayi Vijayan
An hour after the Congress-led opposition on Monday announced a state-wide protest seeking Kerala Excise Minister TP Ramakrishnan's resignation over the sanctions given to liquor businesses, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said the licenses have been cancelled.
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Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia Raids East Delhi Liquor Shops
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia along with the officials of the Excise Department raided four liquor shops in Mayur Vihar Phase 2 on Monday evening and suspended the license of one.
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Vigilance Probe Against Former Excise Minister
An enquiry was on Wednesday ordered against former excise minister K Babu by Vigilance Director DGP Jacob Thomas in connection to alleged irregularities in awarding bar licenses during the tenure of the previous Congress-led UDF government.
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Under Pressure, Bangalore Club Gets State Law Minister's Backing
It hasn't been the best of times for the Bangalore Club, after the non-renewal of their liquor license, revenue authorities have now told the club management, that it does not have proper documents to prove ownership of their land. The Club has been asked to hand over the property documents to the revenue department.
