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Digital Tool Shown to Be Effective in Helping People Reduce Alcohol Intake on Their Own: Details
Researchers have found that users who had access to digital support began to feel more self-assured about how they could go about actually changing their behaviour and reduce their intake of alcohol. A digital tool has shown promise in the form of helping users cut down their alcohol intake by at least 25 percent, according to a new study.
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IPL 2022: Two Cops Booked For Clicking Photos Inside Bio-Bubble At DY Patil Stadium
IPL 2022: Both the police personnel entered the bio-bubble of DY Patil Stadium under the influence of alcohol and clicked photos reportedly. Bio-bubble is a restricted area accessible only to players, commentators and broadcasters and no outsider can enter the zone.
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Flipkart Eyes Alcohol Delivery Foray With Diageo-Backed Startup, Letters Show
Walmart's e-commerce platform Flipkart has partnered with a startup backed by spirits giant Diageo to deliver alcohol in two Indian cities, according to government letters seen by Reuters, months after Amazon planned a similar foray.
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BevQ: Kerala's New Liquor App Reportedly Gets Google's Nod, Launch Expected Soon
BevQ, the virtual queue management app for liquor sale in Kerala has reportedly received Google's nod to operate on Google's Play Store. The app is owned by BEVCO and is developed by Faircode Technologies Private Limited.
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Liquor Flowing Freely For Underage Drinkers In Delhi, Says Survey
Underage drinkers have easy access to alcohol in Delhi as youth below 25 years of age are able to buy liquor at vends, bars and pubs without furnishing age proof, according to a survey.
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Adolescents Exposed To Alcohol Are More Likely To Get Addicted
Teenagers who have easy access to drugs and alcohol in the home are more likely to get addicted in their early and late 20s, according a study.
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Kerala High Court Upholds Liquor Policy, 24 Five-Star Hotels to Serve Alcohol
In Kerala, 55-year-old Sarojini is now a relieved mother. Her 35-year-old son will no longer have easy access to liquor.
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Digital Tool Shown to Be Effective in Helping People Reduce Alcohol Intake on Their Own: Details
Researchers have found that users who had access to digital support began to feel more self-assured about how they could go about actually changing their behaviour and reduce their intake of alcohol. A digital tool has shown promise in the form of helping users cut down their alcohol intake by at least 25 percent, according to a new study.
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IPL 2022: Two Cops Booked For Clicking Photos Inside Bio-Bubble At DY Patil Stadium
IPL 2022: Both the police personnel entered the bio-bubble of DY Patil Stadium under the influence of alcohol and clicked photos reportedly. Bio-bubble is a restricted area accessible only to players, commentators and broadcasters and no outsider can enter the zone.
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Flipkart Eyes Alcohol Delivery Foray With Diageo-Backed Startup, Letters Show
Walmart's e-commerce platform Flipkart has partnered with a startup backed by spirits giant Diageo to deliver alcohol in two Indian cities, according to government letters seen by Reuters, months after Amazon planned a similar foray.
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BevQ: Kerala's New Liquor App Reportedly Gets Google's Nod, Launch Expected Soon
BevQ, the virtual queue management app for liquor sale in Kerala has reportedly received Google's nod to operate on Google's Play Store. The app is owned by BEVCO and is developed by Faircode Technologies Private Limited.
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Liquor Flowing Freely For Underage Drinkers In Delhi, Says Survey
Underage drinkers have easy access to alcohol in Delhi as youth below 25 years of age are able to buy liquor at vends, bars and pubs without furnishing age proof, according to a survey.
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Adolescents Exposed To Alcohol Are More Likely To Get Addicted
Teenagers who have easy access to drugs and alcohol in the home are more likely to get addicted in their early and late 20s, according a study.
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Kerala High Court Upholds Liquor Policy, 24 Five-Star Hotels to Serve Alcohol
In Kerala, 55-year-old Sarojini is now a relieved mother. Her 35-year-old son will no longer have easy access to liquor.
