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Andhra Cabinet Clears New Liquor Policy, Adopts Private Retail System For Sale
The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet headed by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday approved the new excise policy and 33 percent reservation for Backward Classes (BCs) in legislative bodies, among others.
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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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Probe Officials Threaten Liquor Shops: Delhi Minister On Policy Roll Back
The Delhi government has decided to return to the old scheme of retail liquor sale in the city after the Leutenant Governor recommended a CBI probe into the implementation of the new excise policy.
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Delhi Government To Go Back To Old Policy Of Retail Liquor Sale
With the Lieutenant Governor recommending a CBI probe into the implementation of the new excise policy, the Delhi government has decided to go back to the old regime of retail liquor sale in the city, officials said on Friday.
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"Can't Promote Drunkenness Through Discounts": Delhi Tells High Court
The Delhi government on Thursday defended before the Delhi High Court its decision prohibiting any rebate or concession given by retailers on the sale of liquor, saying it can't promote drunkenness through discounts.
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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 Excise Policy: Top Court Rejects Pleas For Extension Of 2 Licence Categories
The Supreme Court Friday dismissed the pleas seeking extension of two categories of licences, which pertain to retail sale of Indian and foreign liquor in private sector in Delhi, till November 16.
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Indian-Origin Brothers Agree To Sell UK Liquor Business To Pernod Ricard
London-based Indian-origin entrepreneur brothers Sukhinder and Rajbir Singh have agreed to the sale of their retail spirits business to French beverages major Pernod Ricard
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Licences For Liquor Sale By Private Vendors In Delhi To Come In Force On November 17
The new licences for the retail sale of liquor by private vendors will come into operation from November 17 marking the exit of the Delhi government from the business, officials said on Saturday.
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Karnataka Restaurants, Pubs To Sell Liquor Amid Lockdown As Takeaway
Restaurants, pubs and bars in Karnataka - shut since the nationwide coronavirus lockdown began on March 25 - have been allowed to sell liquor at retail price, a government order said on Friday as the state continues to generate record revenue due to the sale of alcohol.
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Andhra Cabinet Clears New Liquor Policy, Adopts Private Retail System For Sale
The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet headed by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday approved the new excise policy and 33 percent reservation for Backward Classes (BCs) in legislative bodies, among others.
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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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Probe Officials Threaten Liquor Shops: Delhi Minister On Policy Roll Back
The Delhi government has decided to return to the old scheme of retail liquor sale in the city after the Leutenant Governor recommended a CBI probe into the implementation of the new excise policy.
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Delhi Government To Go Back To Old Policy Of Retail Liquor Sale
With the Lieutenant Governor recommending a CBI probe into the implementation of the new excise policy, the Delhi government has decided to go back to the old regime of retail liquor sale in the city, officials said on Friday.
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"Can't Promote Drunkenness Through Discounts": Delhi Tells High Court
The Delhi government on Thursday defended before the Delhi High Court its decision prohibiting any rebate or concession given by retailers on the sale of liquor, saying it can't promote drunkenness through discounts.
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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 Excise Policy: Top Court Rejects Pleas For Extension Of 2 Licence Categories
The Supreme Court Friday dismissed the pleas seeking extension of two categories of licences, which pertain to retail sale of Indian and foreign liquor in private sector in Delhi, till November 16.
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Indian-Origin Brothers Agree To Sell UK Liquor Business To Pernod Ricard
London-based Indian-origin entrepreneur brothers Sukhinder and Rajbir Singh have agreed to the sale of their retail spirits business to French beverages major Pernod Ricard
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Licences For Liquor Sale By Private Vendors In Delhi To Come In Force On November 17
The new licences for the retail sale of liquor by private vendors will come into operation from November 17 marking the exit of the Delhi government from the business, officials said on Saturday.
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Karnataka Restaurants, Pubs To Sell Liquor Amid Lockdown As Takeaway
Restaurants, pubs and bars in Karnataka - shut since the nationwide coronavirus lockdown began on March 25 - have been allowed to sell liquor at retail price, a government order said on Friday as the state continues to generate record revenue due to the sale of alcohol.
