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Delhi Liquor Shops Open This Holi After It Was Removed From 'Dry Day' List
Liquor stores in the national capital, Delhi, will be open on Holi. According to an order issued by the Delhi government back in January, the festival of colours is no longer on the list of 'dry days', meaning days when the liquor stores are shut.
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No Bail, Arvind Kejriwal Sent To 3-Day CBI Custody By Delhi Court
Arvind Kejriwal has been sent to the custody of the CBI for three days, following hisarrest by the federal agency in the alleged liquor policy case; the agency had asked for custody for five days.
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Arvind Kejriwal, K Kavitha To Stay In Jail, Custody Extended By 14 Days
Arvind Kejriwal case: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and BRS lawmaker K Kavitha - both arrested last month in the alleged liquor policy scam case - have been sent to extended judicial custody for 14 days.
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Delhi Announces 6 Dry Days Till March 29 Due To Republic Day, Festivals
The Delhi government has declared six 'dry days', including Republic Day on January 26, for the last quarter of the current financial year, officials said on Thursday.
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Delhi Declares Dry Day Tomorrow For Guru Teg Bahadur's Martyrdom Day
The Delhi government on Thursday announced a dry day on November 24, ordering closure of liquor shops in the city to observe Guru Teg Bahadur's martyrdom day.
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Delhi Announces 4 Dry Days In 8 Weeks Due To Independence Day, Festivals
Liquor sale in Delhi will be prohibited on four days including the Independence Day, during the ongoing quarter ending September 31, said a Delhi government statement.
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No Sale Of Liquor In Delhi On Republic Day, Total 6 Dry Days Up To March 31
The Delhi government has declared six dry days up to March end, prohibiting liquor sales from over 550 vends across the city.
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Why Delhi Had Unofficial 'Dry Day' Despite Extension Of Liquor Licences
Despite a one-month extension granted by the AAP government, Delhi witnessed an unofficial dry day on Monday as liquor vends kept shutters down and no alcohol could be served in hotels, clubs and bars after the expiry of excise licenses on July 31.
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Delhi Liquor Shops Open This Holi After It Was Removed From 'Dry Day' List
Liquor stores in the national capital, Delhi, will be open on Holi. According to an order issued by the Delhi government back in January, the festival of colours is no longer on the list of 'dry days', meaning days when the liquor stores are shut.
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No Bail, Arvind Kejriwal Sent To 3-Day CBI Custody By Delhi Court
Arvind Kejriwal has been sent to the custody of the CBI for three days, following hisarrest by the federal agency in the alleged liquor policy case; the agency had asked for custody for five days.
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Arvind Kejriwal, K Kavitha To Stay In Jail, Custody Extended By 14 Days
Arvind Kejriwal case: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and BRS lawmaker K Kavitha - both arrested last month in the alleged liquor policy scam case - have been sent to extended judicial custody for 14 days.
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Delhi Announces 6 Dry Days Till March 29 Due To Republic Day, Festivals
The Delhi government has declared six 'dry days', including Republic Day on January 26, for the last quarter of the current financial year, officials said on Thursday.
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Delhi Declares Dry Day Tomorrow For Guru Teg Bahadur's Martyrdom Day
The Delhi government on Thursday announced a dry day on November 24, ordering closure of liquor shops in the city to observe Guru Teg Bahadur's martyrdom day.
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Delhi Announces 4 Dry Days In 8 Weeks Due To Independence Day, Festivals
Liquor sale in Delhi will be prohibited on four days including the Independence Day, during the ongoing quarter ending September 31, said a Delhi government statement.
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No Sale Of Liquor In Delhi On Republic Day, Total 6 Dry Days Up To March 31
The Delhi government has declared six dry days up to March end, prohibiting liquor sales from over 550 vends across the city.
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Why Delhi Had Unofficial 'Dry Day' Despite Extension Of Liquor Licences
Despite a one-month extension granted by the AAP government, Delhi witnessed an unofficial dry day on Monday as liquor vends kept shutters down and no alcohol could be served in hotels, clubs and bars after the expiry of excise licenses on July 31.
