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Delhi Government Extends Existing Excise Policy For Financial Year 2025-26
The Delhi government has extended its excise policy for the financial year 2025-26 even as work is underway to come up with a new regime to regulate liquor trade in the national capital.
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"Undertrial Prisoners Have No Right To...": Arvind Kejriwal Bail Hearing
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the Enforcement Directorate traded sharp barbs and hard-nosed legal arguments in equal measure Wednesday, as the Delhi High Court heard the Aam Aadmi Party boss' plea for interim relief.
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"Manish Sisodia Was At The Helm Of...": CBI To Court In Liquor Policy Case
The CBI Wednesday told the Delhi High Court that the now-scrapped Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22 was manipulated to favour cartelisation and monopolisation in liquor trade in Delhi.
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Liquor Traders Seek Delhi Government's Help To Dispose 70 Lakhs Unsold Bottles
The alcoholic beverages industry has sought Delhi government's intervention for the disposal of leftover stock of around 70 lakh unsold liquor bottles- a situation caused by the excise policy switchover.
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Delhi Government Set To Exit Liquor Trade, Swanky Private Vends Get Ready
Delhi government will formally exit the liquor business as nearly 600 vends run by it will be shut from Tuesday night, making way for new swanky private shops with walk-in facility which will begin operations the next morning under new excise policy
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New Excise Policy Will Minimize Corruption: Delhi Government Tells High Court
Delhi government Thursday told Delhi High Court that its new Excise Policy 2021-22 aims at minimizing corruption and providing fair competition in liquor trade and that all apprehensions against it were only fanciful.
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Delhi Allows Home Delivery Of Alcohol. Conditions Apply
The Delhi government has allowed the home delivery of liquor through mobile apps or websites under the amended excise rules governing the trade of alcohol in the national capital.
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Liquor Not A "Fundamental Right": Delhi Defends Special Fee Amid COVID-19
Trade or consumption of liquor is not a fundamental right and the state has the authority to regulate its sale, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government told the Delhi High Court maintaining that its levying 70 per cent "special corona fees" on MRP of all alcohol brands is a price for grant of such privilege to the public.
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Delhi Woman Beaten, Stripped For Helping In Liquor Raid: Women's Panel
A woman in Delhi who took part in a late night raid against illegal liquor trade in her colony alleges she was attacked by a large mob of men and women that beat her with iron rods, tore her clothes and paraded her as an "example". Six people have been arrested, the police said today.
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Delhi Government Set to Crackdown on Online Sites Selling Liquor
The booming e-commerce trade for apparels and groceries might have been welcomed across the country but selling liquor and buying online might land you in jail, with the Delhi Government set to crackdown on such transactions.
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Delhi Government Extends Existing Excise Policy For Financial Year 2025-26
The Delhi government has extended its excise policy for the financial year 2025-26 even as work is underway to come up with a new regime to regulate liquor trade in the national capital.
-
"Undertrial Prisoners Have No Right To...": Arvind Kejriwal Bail Hearing
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the Enforcement Directorate traded sharp barbs and hard-nosed legal arguments in equal measure Wednesday, as the Delhi High Court heard the Aam Aadmi Party boss' plea for interim relief.
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"Manish Sisodia Was At The Helm Of...": CBI To Court In Liquor Policy Case
The CBI Wednesday told the Delhi High Court that the now-scrapped Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22 was manipulated to favour cartelisation and monopolisation in liquor trade in Delhi.
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Liquor Traders Seek Delhi Government's Help To Dispose 70 Lakhs Unsold Bottles
The alcoholic beverages industry has sought Delhi government's intervention for the disposal of leftover stock of around 70 lakh unsold liquor bottles- a situation caused by the excise policy switchover.
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Delhi Government Set To Exit Liquor Trade, Swanky Private Vends Get Ready
Delhi government will formally exit the liquor business as nearly 600 vends run by it will be shut from Tuesday night, making way for new swanky private shops with walk-in facility which will begin operations the next morning under new excise policy
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New Excise Policy Will Minimize Corruption: Delhi Government Tells High Court
Delhi government Thursday told Delhi High Court that its new Excise Policy 2021-22 aims at minimizing corruption and providing fair competition in liquor trade and that all apprehensions against it were only fanciful.
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Delhi Allows Home Delivery Of Alcohol. Conditions Apply
The Delhi government has allowed the home delivery of liquor through mobile apps or websites under the amended excise rules governing the trade of alcohol in the national capital.
-
Liquor Not A "Fundamental Right": Delhi Defends Special Fee Amid COVID-19
Trade or consumption of liquor is not a fundamental right and the state has the authority to regulate its sale, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government told the Delhi High Court maintaining that its levying 70 per cent "special corona fees" on MRP of all alcohol brands is a price for grant of such privilege to the public.
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Delhi Woman Beaten, Stripped For Helping In Liquor Raid: Women's Panel
A woman in Delhi who took part in a late night raid against illegal liquor trade in her colony alleges she was attacked by a large mob of men and women that beat her with iron rods, tore her clothes and paraded her as an "example". Six people have been arrested, the police said today.
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Delhi Government Set to Crackdown on Online Sites Selling Liquor
The booming e-commerce trade for apparels and groceries might have been welcomed across the country but selling liquor and buying online might land you in jail, with the Delhi Government set to crackdown on such transactions.
