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Telangana Excise Earned Rs 2,600 Crore Without Selling A Drop Of Alcohol
In a never-before high for Telangana, the state Excise Department managed to collect Rs 2639 crore without selling a single bottle of liquor.
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Tamil Nadu Opens Liquor Vending Machines, Opposition Raises Concerns
Buying liquor has gone hi-tech in Tamil Nadu. Swanky automatic liquor vending machines have been set up at four government-owned outlets inside malls in Chennai. The payment can be made online or cash.
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"Need To Free Women From Problems Caused By Drinking Men": Shivraj Chouhan
'Ahatas' or areas near liquor vends for people to drink will be shut down from April 1 as part of Madhya Pradesh's new excise policies as these were causing harassment to women, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Thursday.
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No Sale Of Liquor In Delhi On Republic Day, Total 6 Dry Days Up To March 31
The Delhi government has declared six dry days up to March end, prohibiting liquor sales from over 550 vends across the city.
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Delhi Back To 21 'Dry Days' A Year, Was Cut To 3 In Now Scrapped Policy
The Delhi government has gone back to increasing the number of 'dry days' to 21 with closing of liquor vends on such upcoming festivals as Dussehra, Diwali, Eid Milad-un-Nabi, and Valmiki Jayanti among others, officials said on Tuesday.
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Delhi Back To 21 'Dry Days' A Year, Was Cut To 3 In Now Scrapped Policy
The Delhi government has gone back to increasing the number of 'dry days' to 21 with closing of liquor vends on such upcoming festivals as Dussehra, Diwali, Eid Milad-un-Nabi, and Valmiki Jayanti among others, officials said on Tuesday.
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Liquor Sale At Delhi Airport's Domestic Terminals Likely To Resume Soon
Liquor sale at the domestic terminals of the Delhi airport is likely to resume soon as city government has been offered a few shops to open alcohol vends there, officials said on Tuesday.
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Empty Shelves Mark Day 1 Of Delhi's Return To Old Liquor Policy
Empty shelves or very little stock at the government-run liquor vends marked the first day of the return of the old excise policy regime on Thursday in the national capital.
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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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300 Bigger, Fancier Liquor Shops Reopen In Delhi Tomorrow, All Government-Run
Private liquor shops will be a thing of the past for the national capital as they will be replaced by over 300 Delhi government vends from Thursday due to the switch over from the Excise Policy 2021-22 to the old regime, officials said on Wednesday.
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Delhi Lt Governor Writes To Arvind Kejriwal On AAP's "Mischievous" Tweets
Without taking any name, Mr Sisodia had said the LG on November 15, 2021, two days before implementation of the Excise policy, had changed his stand although he earlier approved the proposal for opening the liquor vends in non-conforming areas.
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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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Lean Crowd Outside Liquor Shops As Confusion Mars Delhi's Excise Policy
A day after keeping the shutters down, retail liquor vends in the city started opening today with Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena approving the AAP government's move to extend excise licences of private liquor vends.
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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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Telangana Excise Earned Rs 2,600 Crore Without Selling A Drop Of Alcohol
In a never-before high for Telangana, the state Excise Department managed to collect Rs 2639 crore without selling a single bottle of liquor.
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Tamil Nadu Opens Liquor Vending Machines, Opposition Raises Concerns
Buying liquor has gone hi-tech in Tamil Nadu. Swanky automatic liquor vending machines have been set up at four government-owned outlets inside malls in Chennai. The payment can be made online or cash.
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"Need To Free Women From Problems Caused By Drinking Men": Shivraj Chouhan
'Ahatas' or areas near liquor vends for people to drink will be shut down from April 1 as part of Madhya Pradesh's new excise policies as these were causing harassment to women, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Thursday.
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No Sale Of Liquor In Delhi On Republic Day, Total 6 Dry Days Up To March 31
The Delhi government has declared six dry days up to March end, prohibiting liquor sales from over 550 vends across the city.
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Delhi Back To 21 'Dry Days' A Year, Was Cut To 3 In Now Scrapped Policy
The Delhi government has gone back to increasing the number of 'dry days' to 21 with closing of liquor vends on such upcoming festivals as Dussehra, Diwali, Eid Milad-un-Nabi, and Valmiki Jayanti among others, officials said on Tuesday.
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Delhi Back To 21 'Dry Days' A Year, Was Cut To 3 In Now Scrapped Policy
The Delhi government has gone back to increasing the number of 'dry days' to 21 with closing of liquor vends on such upcoming festivals as Dussehra, Diwali, Eid Milad-un-Nabi, and Valmiki Jayanti among others, officials said on Tuesday.
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Liquor Sale At Delhi Airport's Domestic Terminals Likely To Resume Soon
Liquor sale at the domestic terminals of the Delhi airport is likely to resume soon as city government has been offered a few shops to open alcohol vends there, officials said on Tuesday.
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Empty Shelves Mark Day 1 Of Delhi's Return To Old Liquor Policy
Empty shelves or very little stock at the government-run liquor vends marked the first day of the return of the old excise policy regime on Thursday in the national capital.
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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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300 Bigger, Fancier Liquor Shops Reopen In Delhi Tomorrow, All Government-Run
Private liquor shops will be a thing of the past for the national capital as they will be replaced by over 300 Delhi government vends from Thursday due to the switch over from the Excise Policy 2021-22 to the old regime, officials said on Wednesday.
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Delhi Lt Governor Writes To Arvind Kejriwal On AAP's "Mischievous" Tweets
Without taking any name, Mr Sisodia had said the LG on November 15, 2021, two days before implementation of the Excise policy, had changed his stand although he earlier approved the proposal for opening the liquor vends in non-conforming areas.
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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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Lean Crowd Outside Liquor Shops As Confusion Mars Delhi's Excise Policy
A day after keeping the shutters down, retail liquor vends in the city started opening today with Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena approving the AAP government's move to extend excise licences of private liquor vends.
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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.
