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Japanese Alcohol That Was Once Illegal Is Making A Comeback: Report
Tokyo's Heiwa Doburoku Kabutocho Brewery is reviving the nearly forgotten traditional Japanese spirit, doburoku, in the bustling Nihombashi area.
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Delhi Bootleggers Used Shampoo, Detergent Powder To Make Toxic Liquor
When excise officials raided two shops at a market in Delhi's Raghubir Nagar on Friday, they came upon several drums of spurious liquor and a grocery list of household items ranging from fast-acting yeast to detergent powder and herbal shampoo. A closer look revealed that the shops actually doubled as an illegal brewery, and the items on the piece ...
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United Breweries Asks Vijay Mallya To Step Down From Board
Last month, Sebi had banned Vijay Mallya and six former officials of United Spirits Ltd (USL) from securities markets in a case related to illegal fund diversions.
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Hooch sneaked into Mumbai using swanky cars
Illicit breweries in and around Mumbai are no more using rickety trucks, tempos or auto rickshaws to ferry daaru into the city. Taking a leaf out of their drug peddling cousins' book, bootleggers have now started using swank cars to sneak hooch into the city. At least, the latest arrests suggest so.The police nabbed two people ferrying 1,000 litres...
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Japanese Alcohol That Was Once Illegal Is Making A Comeback: Report
Tokyo's Heiwa Doburoku Kabutocho Brewery is reviving the nearly forgotten traditional Japanese spirit, doburoku, in the bustling Nihombashi area.
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Delhi Bootleggers Used Shampoo, Detergent Powder To Make Toxic Liquor
When excise officials raided two shops at a market in Delhi's Raghubir Nagar on Friday, they came upon several drums of spurious liquor and a grocery list of household items ranging from fast-acting yeast to detergent powder and herbal shampoo. A closer look revealed that the shops actually doubled as an illegal brewery, and the items on the piece ...
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United Breweries Asks Vijay Mallya To Step Down From Board
Last month, Sebi had banned Vijay Mallya and six former officials of United Spirits Ltd (USL) from securities markets in a case related to illegal fund diversions.
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Hooch sneaked into Mumbai using swanky cars
Illicit breweries in and around Mumbai are no more using rickety trucks, tempos or auto rickshaws to ferry daaru into the city. Taking a leaf out of their drug peddling cousins' book, bootleggers have now started using swank cars to sneak hooch into the city. At least, the latest arrests suggest so.The police nabbed two people ferrying 1,000 litres...
