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Delhi Metro Allows Passengers To Carry 2 Sealed Liquor Bottles On Trains
Carrying of alcohol was banned in the Delhi Metro till recently except on the Airport Express Line.
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In Delhi Liquor Policy Case, Boss Of Hyderabad Pharma Firm Is Arrested
A top official of a pharma company has been arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in connection with its money laundering probe into alleged irregularities in the now-scrapped Delhi excise policy.
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Large Gatherings Banned Outside Manish Sisodia's House Ahead Of CBI Questioning
Security has been tightened and prohibitory orders have been in place around Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's residence on Mathura Road ahead of his questioning by the CBI, officials said on Monday.
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Delhi Reverts To Old Excise Policy, Government-Run Liquor Vends Open
Delhi returned to the old excise policy regime on Thursday with the opening of government-run liquor vends in the city and exit of private players from retail business.
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"What's This Gimmick, Modiji?": Manish Sisodia Alleges Foreign Travel Ban
Amid reports of a lookout circular being issued against Delhi's Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and 12 other people named in a First Information Report filed on liquor policy violations, the Aam Aadmi Party leader took a dig at Prime Minister Na
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Petition To Stop Sale Of Liquor At Airports, High Court Declines To Hear It
A PIL seeking prohibition on sale or dispensation of liquor in the departure area of domestic terminals of Indian airports has been rejected by the Delhi High Court on the grounds that it is not executable.
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Highway Liquor Ban: Delhi Government To Re-Verify 40 Hotels, Clubs, Restaurants
The Delhi government has ordered the physical re-verification of around 40 hotels, clubs and restaurants in the city which were sealed due to the Supreme Court's order banning sale of liquor within 500 metres of highways, an official said.
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Blog: Dear Supreme Court, We Need Another 500-Metre Ban
The ban on the sale booze anywhere within 500 meters of a state or national highway has led to a lot of outcry. But there's another "500-metre" order with which the Supreme Court could save lives.
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Gurgaon's Cyber Hub Deserted Day After Supreme Court's Liquor Ban Takes Effect
Restaurants in Delhi and adjacent Gurgaon wear a deserted look after the Supreme Court's directive to ban liquor service and sale 500 meters from highways. The ban, that earlier applied to liquor vendors alongside highways in the country, now applies to pubs, hotels and restaurants too. The Supreme Court ruling came into effect on April 1.
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After Supreme Court Order, 50 Delhi Liquor Outlets To Go Dry, 65 To Be Sealed
Around 50 pubs, restaurants and hotels, located within 500 metres of highways in Delhi, will not be able to serve liquor tomorrow onwards.
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Liquor Ban In Delhi Not Practical: Manish Sisodia
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Tuesday said a ban on the sale of liquor in Delhi is not practical unless it is also banned across the nation.
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No Proposal to Ban Liquor in Delhi: Manish Sisodia
Delhi government today said that it does not have any proposal to ban liquor in the National Capital as of now.
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Delhi pubs offering liquor to kids?
Pubs in Delhi are holding private drink unions and whiskey parties for school students, defying a government ban on serving the under-aged.
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Delhi Metro Allows Passengers To Carry 2 Sealed Liquor Bottles On Trains
Carrying of alcohol was banned in the Delhi Metro till recently except on the Airport Express Line.
-
In Delhi Liquor Policy Case, Boss Of Hyderabad Pharma Firm Is Arrested
A top official of a pharma company has been arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in connection with its money laundering probe into alleged irregularities in the now-scrapped Delhi excise policy.
-
Large Gatherings Banned Outside Manish Sisodia's House Ahead Of CBI Questioning
Security has been tightened and prohibitory orders have been in place around Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's residence on Mathura Road ahead of his questioning by the CBI, officials said on Monday.
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Delhi Reverts To Old Excise Policy, Government-Run Liquor Vends Open
Delhi returned to the old excise policy regime on Thursday with the opening of government-run liquor vends in the city and exit of private players from retail business.
-
"What's This Gimmick, Modiji?": Manish Sisodia Alleges Foreign Travel Ban
Amid reports of a lookout circular being issued against Delhi's Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and 12 other people named in a First Information Report filed on liquor policy violations, the Aam Aadmi Party leader took a dig at Prime Minister Na
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Petition To Stop Sale Of Liquor At Airports, High Court Declines To Hear It
A PIL seeking prohibition on sale or dispensation of liquor in the departure area of domestic terminals of Indian airports has been rejected by the Delhi High Court on the grounds that it is not executable.
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Highway Liquor Ban: Delhi Government To Re-Verify 40 Hotels, Clubs, Restaurants
The Delhi government has ordered the physical re-verification of around 40 hotels, clubs and restaurants in the city which were sealed due to the Supreme Court's order banning sale of liquor within 500 metres of highways, an official said.
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Blog: Dear Supreme Court, We Need Another 500-Metre Ban
The ban on the sale booze anywhere within 500 meters of a state or national highway has led to a lot of outcry. But there's another "500-metre" order with which the Supreme Court could save lives.
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Gurgaon's Cyber Hub Deserted Day After Supreme Court's Liquor Ban Takes Effect
Restaurants in Delhi and adjacent Gurgaon wear a deserted look after the Supreme Court's directive to ban liquor service and sale 500 meters from highways. The ban, that earlier applied to liquor vendors alongside highways in the country, now applies to pubs, hotels and restaurants too. The Supreme Court ruling came into effect on April 1.
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After Supreme Court Order, 50 Delhi Liquor Outlets To Go Dry, 65 To Be Sealed
Around 50 pubs, restaurants and hotels, located within 500 metres of highways in Delhi, will not be able to serve liquor tomorrow onwards.
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Liquor Ban In Delhi Not Practical: Manish Sisodia
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Tuesday said a ban on the sale of liquor in Delhi is not practical unless it is also banned across the nation.
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No Proposal to Ban Liquor in Delhi: Manish Sisodia
Delhi government today said that it does not have any proposal to ban liquor in the National Capital as of now.
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Delhi pubs offering liquor to kids?
Pubs in Delhi are holding private drink unions and whiskey parties for school students, defying a government ban on serving the under-aged.
