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A plea was moved on Wednesday by several liquor vendors challenging the order dated February 28 by which the excise department of the government of NCT of Delhi, has prohibited the issuance or grant of discounts/ rebate/concessions by the retail licensees on alcohol brands in view of reports of overcrowding outside vends and the existing threat of COVID-19.

A plea was moved on Wednesday by several liquor vendors challenging the order dated February 28 by which the excise department of the government of NCT of Delhi, has prohibited the issuance or grant of discounts/ rebate/concessions by the retail lice

In a bid to avoid crowd outside the liquor shops in Delhi amid Covid-19, the excise department has directed shop owners to stop offering discounts and rebates on alcohol brands.

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Since 1991, terror outfits have declared a ban on liquor in Kashmir. Liquor vendors were closed in Kashmir after the Allah Tigers, a terror outfit had imposed a ban on the sale and consumption of liquor.

Only domiciles having immovable property eligible for participation in bid process JAMMU, Feb 22: Additional Chief Secretary, Finance, Atal Dulloo, today reiterated that the new excise policy would ensure that only single vend is secured by a bidder whose eligibility has been capped to the domiciles of Jammu and Kashmir only. ACS, while announcing the ‘Excise Policy 2022-23′ here at Excise Taxation Complex, maintained that the policy would bring greater social consciousness and awareness...

45 new vends to be opened in Jammu, 6 in Kashmir MGR, Earnest Money, MRB increased; Export Duty exempted Mohinder Verma JAMMU, Feb 22: In order to generate more revenue and bring transparency in the allotment of liquor vends, the Government of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir has incorporated several new conditions in the Excise Policy for the year 2022-23, which will come into force with effect from April 1. Click here to watch video Among the key changes […]

Long queues are a common sight outside of liquor shops in Delhi these days, as vendors are offering hefty discounts on liquor bottles, including Buy One Get One. Liquor stores in some parts of the city, including Jahangirpuri, Shahdara and Mayur Vihar, offered up to 35 per cent discount on certain IMFL brands. This is a reality due to the New Excise Policy of the Delhi Government. Liquor stores have to exhaust their stock by the end of March as licenses will be renewed in the new financial

Union Women and Child Development Minister Smriti Irani on Friday slammed Kejriwal government's new excise policy, saying it was shocking that liquor vends were opened near schools and religious places in Delhi.

As many as 552 liquor shops, out of 849 permitted vends, have been opened till January 28 under the Delhi governments new excise policy, official sources said. The policy was implemented on November 17 last year.