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Happy New Year 2020: Know About Mumbai Pubs' Deadline, Traffic Advisory On New Year Eve
New Year 2020: In Mumbai, the excise department has allowed authorised establishments to serve liquor till 5am on January 1, an official was quoted as saying by news agency Press Trust of India.
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Mumbai Police refuses to rethink 1.30 am deadline for New Year's eve
Despite stiff opposition from hoteliers and pub owners, Mumbai Police Commissioner Satyapal Singh has told NDTV that there will be no rethink on the police's decision to implement the 1:30 am deadline on New Year's eve.
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Mumbai's New Year Eve extended till 5 am by court
Mumbai can celebrate New Year's Eve in pubs and restaurants till 5 am, the Bombay High Court ruled today, cancelling a 1.30 am deadline set by the police which had provoked criticism from senior government ministers and the public.
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Chaos breaks out after raid on Mumbai pub
In what seems to be yet another Dhoble-like raid, a team led by Deputy Commissioner of Police Ravindra Shishve conducted a raid on a pub in Colaba in south Mumbai on early Saturday morning. Nearly 350 people were detained for an hour after the pub was found to be violating the deadline of 1:30 am. After a few of the detained people got agitated for...
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5-star pubs against top cop's 1.30 am deadline
The city's party-hoppers may soon suffer from sleepless nights of a different kind. Police Commissioner Arup Patnaik has written to the state government that 14 city pubs, which enjoy the privilege of remaining open till 3 am by virtue of being inside 5-star hotels, should fall in with the regular 1:30 am deadline in order to avoid brawls.
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Mumbai's party pooper: No music from 1.30 to 5 am
Though the Bombay High Court has allowed bars, pubs, party halls and orchestra bars to operate till 5 am on January 1, all these establishments will have to abide by the 1.30 am deadline for playing music. Failure to do so, will invoke stringent action against the owner. The issue came to light after the cops refused to grant permission to orchestr...
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Happy New Year 2020: Know About Mumbai Pubs' Deadline, Traffic Advisory On New Year Eve
New Year 2020: In Mumbai, the excise department has allowed authorised establishments to serve liquor till 5am on January 1, an official was quoted as saying by news agency Press Trust of India.
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Mumbai Police refuses to rethink 1.30 am deadline for New Year's eve
Despite stiff opposition from hoteliers and pub owners, Mumbai Police Commissioner Satyapal Singh has told NDTV that there will be no rethink on the police's decision to implement the 1:30 am deadline on New Year's eve.
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Mumbai's New Year Eve extended till 5 am by court
Mumbai can celebrate New Year's Eve in pubs and restaurants till 5 am, the Bombay High Court ruled today, cancelling a 1.30 am deadline set by the police which had provoked criticism from senior government ministers and the public.
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Chaos breaks out after raid on Mumbai pub
In what seems to be yet another Dhoble-like raid, a team led by Deputy Commissioner of Police Ravindra Shishve conducted a raid on a pub in Colaba in south Mumbai on early Saturday morning. Nearly 350 people were detained for an hour after the pub was found to be violating the deadline of 1:30 am. After a few of the detained people got agitated for...
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5-star pubs against top cop's 1.30 am deadline
The city's party-hoppers may soon suffer from sleepless nights of a different kind. Police Commissioner Arup Patnaik has written to the state government that 14 city pubs, which enjoy the privilege of remaining open till 3 am by virtue of being inside 5-star hotels, should fall in with the regular 1:30 am deadline in order to avoid brawls.
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Mumbai's party pooper: No music from 1.30 to 5 am
Though the Bombay High Court has allowed bars, pubs, party halls and orchestra bars to operate till 5 am on January 1, all these establishments will have to abide by the 1.30 am deadline for playing music. Failure to do so, will invoke stringent action against the owner. The issue came to light after the cops refused to grant permission to orchestr...
