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United Spirits CEO Summoned By Delhi Police In Liquor Payments Case: Report
The CEO of Diageo's Indian business has been summoned by Delhi police's anti-corruption unit investigating billing and discount practices involving government agencies running liquor retail shops between 2017 and 2020, Reuters reported.
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Man Boasted About Liquor Business In Facebook Video, Arrested: Gujarat Cops
A man was arrested in Ahmedabad in dry Gujarat for allegedly posting a video on social media in which he boasted about his illegal liquor business, a police official said on Saturday.
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Probe Agency's Big Claim Against AAP MP Sanjay Singh In Liquor Policy Case
Arrested AAP MP Sanjay Singh was allegedly involved in creating a special purpose vehicle to launder "proceeds of crime" from the business arising out of the changes in Delhi excise policy, the ED has contended before the Delhi High Court.
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Opinion: Gujarat Hub Turns "Ghost Town" After Work Hours. Solution: Liquor
In an attempt to create a truly global business ecosystem, the Gujarat government, in a noteworthy development, lifted liquor prohibition in the Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City) area in Gandhinagar.
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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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Hotel Evidence Exposed 'South Lobby' Influence On Liquor Policy: Officials
The CBI has found digital evidence from the systems of a hotel's business centre used by "South Lobby" showing their alleged influence on Manish Sisodia in deciding the contours of the Delhi excise policy, officials said.
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Probe Agency Alleges Pernod Ricard Violated Delhi's Liquor Policy To Boost Market Share
The Delhi government's policy prohibited manufacturers from participating in retail sales directly or indirectly and Pernod was "in contravention" as it effectively used bank guarantees to invest in retailers, said the documents.
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"'CBI, ED' Games": Arvind Kejriwal Slams Centre After Manish Sisodia Case
The BJP-led government is busy misusing probe agencies and plotting ways to bring down elected governments even as people suffer from skyrocketing inflation and a diving rupee,Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said
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"Undeclared Assets" Of Over Rs 9 Crore After Raids On Madhya Pradesh Group
The Income Tax Department has seized "undeclared assets" worth more than Rs 9 crore after it recently raided a Madhya Pradesh-based business group engaged in mining and manufacture of liquor, the CBDT said on Wednesday.
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Who Is Protecting Mafias In Gujarat: Rahul Gandhi On Illicit Liquor, Drugs
Speaking about the recent Gujarat hooch tragedy, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today expressed concern over the business of illicit liquor and drugs in the state, and asked which ruling forces are giving protection to the "mafias" involved.
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Uber Eats To Take Orders for Cannabis in Canada, Company Confirms Foray Into Booming Market
Uber will allow users in Ontario, Canada, to place orders for cannabis on its Uber Eats app, marking the ride-hailing giant's foray into the booming business, a company spokesperson said.
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Delhi To Get Swanky Liquor Shops Under New Excise Regime From Today
The Delhi government on Tuesday bid adieu to retail liquor business as a new excise regime is set to hit the city markets from Wednesday, with swanky liquor outlets having walk-ins and and some having tasting facilities to enhance user experience.
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Delhi Government Set To Exit Liquor Trade, Swanky Private Vends Get Ready
Delhi government will formally exit the liquor business as nearly 600 vends run by it will be shut from Tuesday night, making way for new swanky private shops with walk-in facility which will begin operations the next morning under new excise policy
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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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United Spirits CEO Summoned By Delhi Police In Liquor Payments Case: Report
The CEO of Diageo's Indian business has been summoned by Delhi police's anti-corruption unit investigating billing and discount practices involving government agencies running liquor retail shops between 2017 and 2020, Reuters reported.
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Man Boasted About Liquor Business In Facebook Video, Arrested: Gujarat Cops
A man was arrested in Ahmedabad in dry Gujarat for allegedly posting a video on social media in which he boasted about his illegal liquor business, a police official said on Saturday.
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Probe Agency's Big Claim Against AAP MP Sanjay Singh In Liquor Policy Case
Arrested AAP MP Sanjay Singh was allegedly involved in creating a special purpose vehicle to launder "proceeds of crime" from the business arising out of the changes in Delhi excise policy, the ED has contended before the Delhi High Court.
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Opinion: Gujarat Hub Turns "Ghost Town" After Work Hours. Solution: Liquor
In an attempt to create a truly global business ecosystem, the Gujarat government, in a noteworthy development, lifted liquor prohibition in the Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City) area in Gandhinagar.
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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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Hotel Evidence Exposed 'South Lobby' Influence On Liquor Policy: Officials
The CBI has found digital evidence from the systems of a hotel's business centre used by "South Lobby" showing their alleged influence on Manish Sisodia in deciding the contours of the Delhi excise policy, officials said.
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Probe Agency Alleges Pernod Ricard Violated Delhi's Liquor Policy To Boost Market Share
The Delhi government's policy prohibited manufacturers from participating in retail sales directly or indirectly and Pernod was "in contravention" as it effectively used bank guarantees to invest in retailers, said the documents.
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"'CBI, ED' Games": Arvind Kejriwal Slams Centre After Manish Sisodia Case
The BJP-led government is busy misusing probe agencies and plotting ways to bring down elected governments even as people suffer from skyrocketing inflation and a diving rupee,Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said
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"Undeclared Assets" Of Over Rs 9 Crore After Raids On Madhya Pradesh Group
The Income Tax Department has seized "undeclared assets" worth more than Rs 9 crore after it recently raided a Madhya Pradesh-based business group engaged in mining and manufacture of liquor, the CBDT said on Wednesday.
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Who Is Protecting Mafias In Gujarat: Rahul Gandhi On Illicit Liquor, Drugs
Speaking about the recent Gujarat hooch tragedy, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today expressed concern over the business of illicit liquor and drugs in the state, and asked which ruling forces are giving protection to the "mafias" involved.
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Uber Eats To Take Orders for Cannabis in Canada, Company Confirms Foray Into Booming Market
Uber will allow users in Ontario, Canada, to place orders for cannabis on its Uber Eats app, marking the ride-hailing giant's foray into the booming business, a company spokesperson said.
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Delhi To Get Swanky Liquor Shops Under New Excise Regime From Today
The Delhi government on Tuesday bid adieu to retail liquor business as a new excise regime is set to hit the city markets from Wednesday, with swanky liquor outlets having walk-ins and and some having tasting facilities to enhance user experience.
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Delhi Government Set To Exit Liquor Trade, Swanky Private Vends Get Ready
Delhi government will formally exit the liquor business as nearly 600 vends run by it will be shut from Tuesday night, making way for new swanky private shops with walk-in facility which will begin operations the next morning under new excise policy
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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.
