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Uniindia: New Delhi, July 23 (UNI) Union Minister Smriti Irani on Saturday came down heavily on the Congress for making allegations against her daughter and said she will see them in court, hours after Congress leaders alleged that a restaurant linked to her daughter obtained a bar license illegally in Goa.

"We are running only a newspaper and you are running illegal bars," Congress's Pawan Khera had said, referring to Smriti Irani.

It is to clarify that the levy structure has NOT been increased by 65% nor the prices of liquor products shall go up by 65% as being reported

The Delhi High Court indicated that the Delhi Police has a say on keeping bars in the national capital open till 3 AM, as offering alcohol concerns public safety and law and order.

The Delhi High Court recently directed the Excise Commissioner and the Delhi Police Commissioner to constitute a consultative group to examine the feasibility of extending the operational timing of places of public entertainment up to 3 AM.

The Karnataka High Court has rejected the objections raised against the approval given by the state Excise Commissioner to the use of the brand name 'Green Choice' by Empee Distilleries Ltd.

A 42-year-old man from Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh has complained to authorities about a shop allegedly selling him adulterated liquor as he did not get a “kick” after consuming it, following which the Excise Commissioner here has asked officials to conduct a probe into the matter and take

Govt loses nearly Rs 700 cr after new policy Nishikant Khajuria JAMMU, Apr 7: Tightening noose around liquor mafia that has been allegedly taking undue advantage of some loopholes in the existing Excise Policy, the Department of Excise has sought bank transaction details of the highest bidders for the licenses of retail vends of liquor in Jammu Kashmir Union Territory. A direction in this regard has been issued to all the H1 (highest) bidders to furnish the bank transaction details […]

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday issued notice on petitions moved by liquor vendors challenging the single judge bench order dismissing the applications seeking a stay of the Excise Commissioner order prohibiting a discount on the price of liquor in the national capital.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday dismissed the applications seeking a stay of the Delhi Government order prohibiting a discount on the price of liquor in the national capital.