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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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Madhya Pradesh's New Liquor Policy "Discourages Drinking": Minister
Ahatas' (area attached to a liquor shop for people to drink) and shop bars have been closed under the new excise policy that was approved by the Madhya Pradesh cabinet on Sunday.
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Madhya Pradesh Working On New Liquor Policy To "Discourage Drinking"
The Madhya Pradesh government is working on a new excise policy aimed at discouraging liquor consumption in the state, said Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, appealing to the people to work towards protecting the environment.
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"Heritage Liquor" Mahua Legalised In BJP's Madhya Pradesh Tribal Outreach
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Monday said that the state government is formulating a new excise policy in which the tribal community will be allowed to make traditional liquor from Mahua.
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Tribals To Get Right To Brew, Sell "Mahua" Liquor: Shivraj Singh Chouhan
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Monday said his government was charting out a new excise policy enabling tribals to brew liquor from 'mahua' (Madhuca) flowers in the traditional way and sell it.
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Alcohol To Be Delivered Online In Madhya Pradesh Under New Excise Policy
Under the new excise policy of the Madhya Pradesh government for 2020-21, the supply of liquor will be done online while around 2,544 country liquor shops and 1,061 foreign liquor shops will come up in the state in order to increase revenue.
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'Madhya Pradesh To Review Decision To Allow Keeping 100 Liquor Bottles'
The Madhya Pradesh government is reviewing a decision to allow citizens whose annual income is over Rs 10 lakh to keep 100 liquor bottles at their place for consumption as per the new excise policy, state Finance Minister Jayant Malayia said on Thursday.
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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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Madhya Pradesh's New Liquor Policy "Discourages Drinking": Minister
Ahatas' (area attached to a liquor shop for people to drink) and shop bars have been closed under the new excise policy that was approved by the Madhya Pradesh cabinet on Sunday.
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Madhya Pradesh Working On New Liquor Policy To "Discourage Drinking"
The Madhya Pradesh government is working on a new excise policy aimed at discouraging liquor consumption in the state, said Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, appealing to the people to work towards protecting the environment.
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"Heritage Liquor" Mahua Legalised In BJP's Madhya Pradesh Tribal Outreach
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Monday said that the state government is formulating a new excise policy in which the tribal community will be allowed to make traditional liquor from Mahua.
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Tribals To Get Right To Brew, Sell "Mahua" Liquor: Shivraj Singh Chouhan
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Monday said his government was charting out a new excise policy enabling tribals to brew liquor from 'mahua' (Madhuca) flowers in the traditional way and sell it.
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Alcohol To Be Delivered Online In Madhya Pradesh Under New Excise Policy
Under the new excise policy of the Madhya Pradesh government for 2020-21, the supply of liquor will be done online while around 2,544 country liquor shops and 1,061 foreign liquor shops will come up in the state in order to increase revenue.
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'Madhya Pradesh To Review Decision To Allow Keeping 100 Liquor Bottles'
The Madhya Pradesh government is reviewing a decision to allow citizens whose annual income is over Rs 10 lakh to keep 100 liquor bottles at their place for consumption as per the new excise policy, state Finance Minister Jayant Malayia said on Thursday.
