Liqour Sale

The Delhi government on Tuesday bid adieu to retail liquor business as a new excise regime is set to hit the city markets from Wednesday, with swanky liquor outlets having walk-ins and and some having tasting facilities to enhance user experience.

Tamil Nadu Moves Supreme Court After High Court Allows Only Online Liquor Sale

Hours after liquor stores re-opened across India this morning, many shops in Delhi were shut again as huge crowds gathered outside the outlets, flouting social distancing norms. Last week, as the nationwide shutdown to check the spread of coronavirus was extended by another two weeks, the Union Home Ministry said that except in containment areas, s...

Mizoram has once again become a "completely dry state" from today following a new liquor law that prohibits the sale and consumption of alcohol, a Minister said in Aizawl.

Dubai is breaking new ground with its decision to loosen rules prohibiting day-time alcohol sales during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, a move that reflects how much Dubai's rulers value the revenue both tourists and alcohol tax bring into this emirate.

The Delhi government on Tuesday bid adieu to retail liquor business as a new excise regime is set to hit the city markets from Wednesday, with swanky liquor outlets having walk-ins and and some having tasting facilities to enhance user experience.

Tamil Nadu Moves Supreme Court After High Court Allows Only Online Liquor Sale

Hours after liquor stores re-opened across India this morning, many shops in Delhi were shut again as huge crowds gathered outside the outlets, flouting social distancing norms. Last week, as the nationwide shutdown to check the spread of coronavirus was extended by another two weeks, the Union Home Ministry said that except in containment areas, s...

Mizoram has once again become a "completely dry state" from today following a new liquor law that prohibits the sale and consumption of alcohol, a Minister said in Aizawl.

Dubai is breaking new ground with its decision to loosen rules prohibiting day-time alcohol sales during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, a move that reflects how much Dubai's rulers value the revenue both tourists and alcohol tax bring into this emirate.