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Govt proposes to allot retail liquor vends through e-auction *Step aimed at increasing revenue, check monopolistic practices Mohinder Verma JAMMU, Mar 9: In order to generate more revenue for the exchequer and to obviate the possibility of cartelization and monopolistic practices, the Government has proposed to allot retail liquor vends through e-auction to the domiciles of the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir only and a draft Excise Policy in this regard has been put in the public domain f...

Ex J&K Excise Commissioner booked in Disproportionate Assets case by ACB Jammu, Feb 2 (UNI) The Anti-Corruption Bureau Jammu on Tuesday registered a case against the former Excise Commissioner in a Disproportionate Assets case. As per official handout by ACB the case has been registered against Mohammad Javed Khan, then Excise Commissioner, J&K of Mirza Lane opposite Mecca Masjid, Bathandi. The case was registered on the basis of a preliminary inquiry that the officer had accumulated huge asset...

ACB Registers Disproportionate Assets Case Against Former Excise Commissioner SRINAGAR: The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on Tuesday registered a case of disproportionate assets against a former excise commissioner. “Anti-Corruption Bureau Jammu registered a case FIR No. 04/2021 in Police Station ACB Jammu against Mohammad Javed Khan then Excise Commissioner, J&K S/O Late Mohammad. Yousaf Khan, a resident of H. No. 4, Mirza Lane opposite Macca Masjid Bathandi,” said the statement. “T...

GRAS portal to enable people to pay govt receipts from anywhere: Mehta JAMMU: Financial Commissioner Finance, Dr. Arun Kumar Mehta today launched an online platform – Government Receipt Accounting System (GRAS) portal for easy payment of government receipts from anywhere without visits to treasuries or banks. On the occasion Director General Accounts & Treasuries (DG A&T), Mahesh Dass; Excise Commissioner, Rahul Sharma; Deputy Excise Commissioner, Jammu, Amarjeet Singh; Director A&T, Jammu, N...

Express News Service LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh has made it mandatory to obtain licence to keep liquor more than the prescribed limit at home.  This has been one of the highlights of the new liquor policy approved by Yogi Adtiyanath cabinet through circulation here on late Friday night. In UP, one is permitted to store 1.5 litres of each country-made and Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) liquor and four bottles of beer. Now, if anyone wants to store liquor more than the prescribed limit, a licence...

UPs new Excise Policy aims Rs 6,000 crore excess revenue next fiscal SECTIONS Last Updated: Jan 09, 2021, 05:25 PM IST Share Synopsis "To provide good quality liquor at economic prices, UP Made Liquor (in Tetra-pack and of 42.8 per cent strength only) made from Grain ENA, shall be sold at an MRP of Rs 85 through country liquor shops. Integrated Supply Chain Management System (IESCMS) shall be implemented by computerizing the various processes of the department," the state government said in a s...

The approval was granted by the state cabinet headed by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath The Uttar Pradesh government has given its approval to the Excise Policy 2021-22, expecting revenue to jump by Rs 6,000 crore during the fiscal. The approval was granted by the state cabinet headed by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. The cabinet meeting took place on Saturday night. "To provide good quality liquor at economic prices, UP Made Liquor (in Tetra-pack and of 42.8 per cent strength only) made from G...

USE OF MAIZE FOR LIQUOR & ETHANOL PRODUCTION PROHIBITED USE OF MAIZE FOR LIQUOR & ETHANOL PRODUCTION PROHIBITED Written by Share: Colombo (News 1st); President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has ordered the Excise Commissioner to issue a gazette prohibiting the use of maize for the production of liquor and ethanol. Further, the President ordered the subject minister and officers to take immediate measures to put an end to the irregularities that take place when purchasing turmeric and maize from local ...

Queue at kerela alcohol outlet Kerala is one among the few states where coronavirus is showing no signs of slowing down. After the local self-government elections, the daily test positivity rate in the state is steadily climbing up, and it has crossed 10 in the last three days. Despite the surge in coronavirus cases, the Kerala government has decided to go ahead and open bars, beer parlours, and toddy shops in the state. Strict social distancing measures to be observed The Kerala government, on...

Bars, wine parlours, toddy shops in Kerala to reopen Updated: Updated: These should be reopened with safety precautions as per COVID-19 guidelines, says Chief Secretary Share Article These should be reopened with safety precautions as per COVID-19 guidelines, says Chief Secretary After a gap of over eight months, bars, beer and wine parlours, and toddy shops, among others, in Kerala are set to reopen bringing cheer to consumers. The Kerala government on Monday, after examining the matter in d...