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Global Liquor Giants Seek Rs 2,985 Crore Payment From Telangana
Alcohol industry groups representing Heineken, Diageo and Pernod Ricard have urged the southern Indian state of Telangana to settle $337 million in overdue payments, saying further delay risks supply shortages and threatens business continuity, a let
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Delhi Liquor Store Staff Caught Refilling Bottles With Cheap Alcohol
In a raid conducted by the Delhi government's excise department, employees of a liquor store were caught refilling and mixing cheap alcohol and water in the bottles of costly brands, at a mall in Narela, officials said on Sunday.
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NDTV World Summit 2025: Pernod Ricard India's Prasanna Mohile On Raising The Bar For India's Liquor Industry
Pernod Ricard India is the Indian subsidiary of the French spirits major Pernod Ricard, operating one of the country's most premium and diverse alco-bev portfolios
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Retired IAS Officer Summoned For Questioning In Alleged Andhra Liquor Scam
A retired IAS officer, Dr Rajat Bhargava, who held key positions including Special Chief Secretary for Excise, Industries, and Finance, has been summoned by the (SIT probing the alleged liquor scam during the Jagan Mohan Reddy government.
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In Landmark Verdict, Top Court Says States Can Rule On 'Industrial Liquor'
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that state governments can legislate on the sale of 'industrial alcohol', otherwise called 'denatured spirits', by including it under the term 'intoxicating liquor' in the State List.
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2 Die In Tamil Nadu After Allegedly Consuming Liquor At Bar
Two men who allegedly consumed liquor at a bar in Tamil Nadu's Thanjavur district have died. Earlier this week, 22 people were killed after they allegedly consumed industrial methanol.
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"Can Build (Toxic) Liquor Tolerance Through Sports": Bihar Minister
In the wake of the Chhapra hooch tragedy, Bihar Industry Minister Sameer Mahaseth claimed today that the strength of the body has to be improved to tolerate 'poisonous' liquor.
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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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Liquor On Tap At Home? Dont Get Your Hopes Up, Says Government
The government has fact-checked a viral social media post claiming that people can apply for a "liquor pipeline" at their homes, following which they can get a supply of spirits like they get electricity and water.
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Hit By Covid Lockdown, Floods, Rain, Assam Tea Growers Eye Price Rise
This year has been tough on the Assam's tea gardens producing the strong liquor tea. First, it was the lockdown, then floods and then incessant rains in Upper Assam, which, according to industry estimates, together account for a production loss of close to 40 per cent.
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Delhi-NCR Restaurants Get Permission To Serve Alcohol, Bars To Remain Shut Until Further Notice
The changes are seen as a welcome respite for the F&B industry, which was one of the worst affected due to lockdown guidelines.
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Jharkhand Allows More Relaxations, Economic Activities Amid Lockdown4
The Jharkhand government on Monday permitted industrial units to resume operations, retail liquor stores, book and hardware shops in non-containment zones to reopen in the fourth phase of the coronavirus lockdown.
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Home Delivery Of Liquor Should Be Allowed In Delhi: Industry Officials
An apex body of the Indian alcoholic beverage industry on Tuesday demanded that the Delhi government allow home delivery of alcohol in the national capital in wake of tipplers breaking social-distancing norm in several areas.
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250 Breweries In India Likely To Lose 8 Lakh Litres Of Beer: Experts
As the coronavirus-forced lockdown stretches out, the 250-odd microbreweries across the country are staring at a loss of around eight lakh litres of fresh beer, according to industry experts.
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Will Talk To Cabinet Colleagues About Highway Liquor Ban: Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Following the Supreme Court's order banning liquor shops along highways, which has sparked concerns in the hospitality sector, Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Commerce and Industry Nirmala Sitharaman today said she will discuss the ruling with her ministerial colleagues.
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Global Liquor Giants Seek Rs 2,985 Crore Payment From Telangana
Alcohol industry groups representing Heineken, Diageo and Pernod Ricard have urged the southern Indian state of Telangana to settle $337 million in overdue payments, saying further delay risks supply shortages and threatens business continuity, a let
-
Delhi Liquor Store Staff Caught Refilling Bottles With Cheap Alcohol
In a raid conducted by the Delhi government's excise department, employees of a liquor store were caught refilling and mixing cheap alcohol and water in the bottles of costly brands, at a mall in Narela, officials said on Sunday.
-
NDTV World Summit 2025: Pernod Ricard India's Prasanna Mohile On Raising The Bar For India's Liquor Industry
Pernod Ricard India is the Indian subsidiary of the French spirits major Pernod Ricard, operating one of the country's most premium and diverse alco-bev portfolios
-
Retired IAS Officer Summoned For Questioning In Alleged Andhra Liquor Scam
A retired IAS officer, Dr Rajat Bhargava, who held key positions including Special Chief Secretary for Excise, Industries, and Finance, has been summoned by the (SIT probing the alleged liquor scam during the Jagan Mohan Reddy government.
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In Landmark Verdict, Top Court Says States Can Rule On 'Industrial Liquor'
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that state governments can legislate on the sale of 'industrial alcohol', otherwise called 'denatured spirits', by including it under the term 'intoxicating liquor' in the State List.
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2 Die In Tamil Nadu After Allegedly Consuming Liquor At Bar
Two men who allegedly consumed liquor at a bar in Tamil Nadu's Thanjavur district have died. Earlier this week, 22 people were killed after they allegedly consumed industrial methanol.
-
"Can Build (Toxic) Liquor Tolerance Through Sports": Bihar Minister
In the wake of the Chhapra hooch tragedy, Bihar Industry Minister Sameer Mahaseth claimed today that the strength of the body has to be improved to tolerate 'poisonous' liquor.
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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.
-
Liquor On Tap At Home? Dont Get Your Hopes Up, Says Government
The government has fact-checked a viral social media post claiming that people can apply for a "liquor pipeline" at their homes, following which they can get a supply of spirits like they get electricity and water.
-
Hit By Covid Lockdown, Floods, Rain, Assam Tea Growers Eye Price Rise
This year has been tough on the Assam's tea gardens producing the strong liquor tea. First, it was the lockdown, then floods and then incessant rains in Upper Assam, which, according to industry estimates, together account for a production loss of close to 40 per cent.
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Delhi-NCR Restaurants Get Permission To Serve Alcohol, Bars To Remain Shut Until Further Notice
The changes are seen as a welcome respite for the F&B industry, which was one of the worst affected due to lockdown guidelines.
-
Jharkhand Allows More Relaxations, Economic Activities Amid Lockdown4
The Jharkhand government on Monday permitted industrial units to resume operations, retail liquor stores, book and hardware shops in non-containment zones to reopen in the fourth phase of the coronavirus lockdown.
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Home Delivery Of Liquor Should Be Allowed In Delhi: Industry Officials
An apex body of the Indian alcoholic beverage industry on Tuesday demanded that the Delhi government allow home delivery of alcohol in the national capital in wake of tipplers breaking social-distancing norm in several areas.
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250 Breweries In India Likely To Lose 8 Lakh Litres Of Beer: Experts
As the coronavirus-forced lockdown stretches out, the 250-odd microbreweries across the country are staring at a loss of around eight lakh litres of fresh beer, according to industry experts.
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Will Talk To Cabinet Colleagues About Highway Liquor Ban: Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Following the Supreme Court's order banning liquor shops along highways, which has sparked concerns in the hospitality sector, Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Commerce and Industry Nirmala Sitharaman today said she will discuss the ruling with her ministerial colleagues.
