In Delhi, liquor shops will be closed for seven days during Diwali this November. This means residents won’t be able to purchase alcohol during this period. Here are the details you need to know.
November Dry Days in Delhi: Adjust Your Festive Plans
As November begins, Delhi residents will need to rethink their festive celebrations due to multiple dry days restricting alcohol sales.
With Diwali on November 1, all liquor shops—including those selling wine and beer—will be closed. This ban also applies to hotels and restaurants, meaning no alcohol will be available on that day.
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- November 1: Diwali
- November 14: Kartik Ekadashi
- November 15: Guru Nanak Jayanti
- November 18-20: Liquor shops will close for assembly elections in Maharashtra
- November 24: Another dry day
These closures could put a damper on the festive mood for those who enjoy a drink during this time.
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