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Supreme Court Allows Reclassifying State Highways Within Cities
The court was responding to a plea challenging Chandigarh government’s decision to denotify stretches of highways.
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Goa Government Considering To Approach Supreme Court Over Liquor Ban: Manohar Parrikar
Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar today said the state government is considering moving the Supreme Court for "clarification" on its order banning liquor along highways.
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Highway Liquor Ban May Hit 1 Million Jobs, Tweets Niti Aayog Chief Amitabh Kant
As five-star hotels in Gurugram huddled together to discuss and come up with a course of action following the Supreme Court order banning sale of liquor near national highways, Amitabh Kant, the chief of Niti Aayog, has expressed his reservations about the fallout of the order.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Enterain Plea Seeking Nationwide Liquor Ban
The Supreme Court today refused to enterain a plea seeking complete ban on alcohol in the country, saying the courts cannot venture into the policy domain of states.
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Supreme Court Allows Reclassifying State Highways Within Cities
The court was responding to a plea challenging Chandigarh government’s decision to denotify stretches of highways.
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Goa Government Considering To Approach Supreme Court Over Liquor Ban: Manohar Parrikar
Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar today said the state government is considering moving the Supreme Court for "clarification" on its order banning liquor along highways.
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Highway Liquor Ban May Hit 1 Million Jobs, Tweets Niti Aayog Chief Amitabh Kant
As five-star hotels in Gurugram huddled together to discuss and come up with a course of action following the Supreme Court order banning sale of liquor near national highways, Amitabh Kant, the chief of Niti Aayog, has expressed his reservations about the fallout of the order.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Enterain Plea Seeking Nationwide Liquor Ban
The Supreme Court today refused to enterain a plea seeking complete ban on alcohol in the country, saying the courts cannot venture into the policy domain of states.
