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Hours After They Open, Some Delhi Liquor Shops Closed After Large Crowds
Hours after liquor stores re-opened across India this morning, many shops in Delhi were shut again as huge crowds gathered outside the outlets, flouting social distancing norms. Last week, as the nationwide shutdown to check the spread of coronavirus was extended by another two weeks, the Union Home Ministry said that except in containment areas, s...
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Delhi, Pack Up The 'Car-O-Bar'. You Could Get Arrested For Drinking In Public
Delhi will have to fold up its "car-o-bars" or the practice of drinking in parked cars. The Arvind Kejriwal government has said anyone found consuming alcohol in public places will be arrested.
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Afraid of Delhi effect, Mumbai clamps down on party week
Christmas Eve and Christmas day celebrations were a sedate affair this year, with liquor shops, restaurants and bars downing their shutters at the usual closing time. The reason? The powers that wanted to prevent a repeat of the situation in Delhi in the wake of the shocking gang-rape.
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Hours After They Open, Some Delhi Liquor Shops Closed After Large Crowds
Hours after liquor stores re-opened across India this morning, many shops in Delhi were shut again as huge crowds gathered outside the outlets, flouting social distancing norms. Last week, as the nationwide shutdown to check the spread of coronavirus was extended by another two weeks, the Union Home Ministry said that except in containment areas, s...
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Delhi, Pack Up The 'Car-O-Bar'. You Could Get Arrested For Drinking In Public
Delhi will have to fold up its "car-o-bars" or the practice of drinking in parked cars. The Arvind Kejriwal government has said anyone found consuming alcohol in public places will be arrested.
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Afraid of Delhi effect, Mumbai clamps down on party week
Christmas Eve and Christmas day celebrations were a sedate affair this year, with liquor shops, restaurants and bars downing their shutters at the usual closing time. The reason? The powers that wanted to prevent a repeat of the situation in Delhi in the wake of the shocking gang-rape.
