Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) [India], November 23 (ANI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Monday announced that a new excise policy will legalise liquor made out of mahua and it will be sold as “heritage liquor”. Speaking at Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas in Mandla on Monday, chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said, “the government is…
New Delhi: The Delhi government has permitted retail liquor stores in unapproved markets in unauthorised colonies and rural areas. The excise department issued an order on Wednesday following a cabinet decision on November 5 that allowed the opening of retail liquor vends in non-conforming areas. The order facilitates opening of at least two liquor stores…
New Delhi, Nov 17 (PTI) Many liquor vends in Delhi were not operational on the first day of the new excise regime, while at shops that were open people had to return empty-handed complaining that lack of adequate supply has led to a “dry day” in the city. Under the new policy, 849 swanky mall-like…
With the introduction of a new excise regime in Delhi on Wednesday, posh shops with walk-in facilities are opening, while restaurants will serve liquor in bottles. According to Delhi’s new tax policy, sophisticated liquor shops will be installed in 32 zones throughout the city. One retail licensee will have 27 liquor stores per zone. The…
The Delhi government on Tuesday bid adieu to retail liquor business as a new excise regime is set to hit the city markets from today, with swanky liquor outlets having walk-ins and and some having tasting facilities to enhance user experience. Tuesday was the last business day for nearly 600 government-run liquor shops operating across…
New Delhi: A new excise regime is set to hit the city markets from today (November 17) as the Delhi government bid adieu to retail liquor business on Tuesday midnight. Swanky liquor outlets having walk-ins and and some having tasting facilities are all set to enhance user experience. Tuesday (November 16) was the last business…
New Delhi: The Delhi government today told the Delhi High Court that till now, 200 liquor brands have been registered under the Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22 and MRP has been fixed for 184 of them. The AAP government told Justice Rekha Palli, who was hearing pleas by several retail liquor traders, that 192 brands have…
From now on, only a single licence will be needed to serve liquor at independent restaurants in the national capital as the Delhi government has decided to merge four separate licences ahead of implementing its new excise policy from November 17. The existing L-17, L- 17 F, L-18 and L-18 F licences will be combined…
New Delhi: Leader of Opposition in Delhi assembly Ramvir Singh Bidhuri on Saturday said people of Badarpur village have decided in a meeting that they will not allow any new liquor shop to open in their areas. Bidhuri, who also participated in the meeting, said that under the new excise policy, liquor shops would be…
New Delhi: Ahead of the implementation of new excise policy, the Delhi government has merged four separate licences. Now, a single licence is needed for serving liquor at restaurants in the capital. The move is aimed at cutting down on paperwork and at facilitating ease of doing business, said officials. Meanwhile, a major shortage of…