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Delhi Considers Lowering Legal Age For Drinking Beer From 25 To 21
The Delhi government is considering lowering the legal age of drinking beer from 25 to 21, aiming to align the National Capital with neighbouring states and curb the sale of unregulated alcohol.
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Don't Serve Liquor To Any Person Without Verifying Age, Delhi Orders Clubs
The Delhi government has directed operators of the city's hotels, clubs and restaurants serving liquor to verify the age of their clients through hard copies of government-issued identity proofs after violations of the legal drinking age norm.
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AAP Slams BJP For Criticising Decision To Reduce Legal Drinking Age In Delhi
Aam Aadmi Party spokesperson Sourabh Bharadwaj on Tuesday said that if the BJP made the minimum age of buying liquor 25 years in party-ruled states, then the AAP would increase it to 30 years in Delhi.
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Delhi Cuts Drinking Age To 21, Announces Excise Reforms For More Revenue
The legal age for drinking in Delhi has been brought down from 25 to 21, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia informed on Monday. Announcing a new liquor policy, he said the Delhi government is expecting a hike of at least 20 percent in its annual excise revenue with the reforms.
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1,250 People Arrested For Drinking Liquor In Public Places In Delhi
Cracking down on people drinking liquor in public places, the Excise Department of Delhi government has arrested 1,250 violators in over last three months as part of its ongoing campaign.
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Lower Legal Drinking Age in Delhi, Advises Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra
Delhi Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra's comment that the age bar for liquor consumption in the national capital should be reduced from 25 to 21 years sparked a controversy on Friday.
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Delhi Considers Lowering Legal Age For Drinking Beer From 25 To 21
The Delhi government is considering lowering the legal age of drinking beer from 25 to 21, aiming to align the National Capital with neighbouring states and curb the sale of unregulated alcohol.
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Don't Serve Liquor To Any Person Without Verifying Age, Delhi Orders Clubs
The Delhi government has directed operators of the city's hotels, clubs and restaurants serving liquor to verify the age of their clients through hard copies of government-issued identity proofs after violations of the legal drinking age norm.
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AAP Slams BJP For Criticising Decision To Reduce Legal Drinking Age In Delhi
Aam Aadmi Party spokesperson Sourabh Bharadwaj on Tuesday said that if the BJP made the minimum age of buying liquor 25 years in party-ruled states, then the AAP would increase it to 30 years in Delhi.
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Delhi Cuts Drinking Age To 21, Announces Excise Reforms For More Revenue
The legal age for drinking in Delhi has been brought down from 25 to 21, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia informed on Monday. Announcing a new liquor policy, he said the Delhi government is expecting a hike of at least 20 percent in its annual excise revenue with the reforms.
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1,250 People Arrested For Drinking Liquor In Public Places In Delhi
Cracking down on people drinking liquor in public places, the Excise Department of Delhi government has arrested 1,250 violators in over last three months as part of its ongoing campaign.
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Lower Legal Drinking Age in Delhi, Advises Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra
Delhi Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra's comment that the age bar for liquor consumption in the national capital should be reduced from 25 to 21 years sparked a controversy on Friday.
