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The Delhi High Court today sought to know from the Delhi government how it will ensure that liquor is not provided to underage persons on home delivery under the new excise policy.

Delhi to face 40% shortage of liquor from October 1, here's why - All the 850 liquor vends, including 260 outlets run privately have been given to private firms through open tender, as per the new liquor policy.

Under the Delhi government's new policy, all the 850 liquor vends, including the 260-odd outlets run privately, have been given to private firms through open tender.

There will be bigger liquor vends in the city with people having the facility to walk in and choose their preferred brands of alcohol as the new retail licence holders start running the trade.

The plea sought mandatory age check at places selling and serving alcohol, such as bars, pubs, liquor vends, eateries, etc. It also sought to restrain the Delhi government from bringing into force the new Excise Policy 2021-22 until a strong age verification mechanism is set up.

The court also sought response from the Centre and the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi. New Delhi: The Delhi High Court Wednesday asked the AAP government for response to a plea asserting that its New Excise Policy 2021 restores the "Zamindari" system abolished by the Constitution and facilitates a monopolistic cartel. A bench of Chief Justice DN Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh issued notice on the challenge by the Delhi Liquor Traders Association, which claims to represent 143 licensed liquor trad...

NEW DELHI : The Delhi government on Monday announced the new excise policy for 2021-22, which allows bars in hotels, clubs and restaurants in the national capital to operate till 3 am except those licensees who have been given license to operate round the clock service of liquor. The government also allowed hotels, clubs and restaurants in Delhi to serve Indian or foreign liquor in any area within the licensed premises, including the terrace, balcony or lower area, so long as the liquor serving...

The Delhi government on Monday announced the new excise policy for 2021-22, which allows bars in hotels, clubs and restaurants in the national capital to operate till 3 am except those licensees who have been given license to operate round the clock service of liquor. The government also allowed hotels, clubs and restaurants in Delhi to serve Indian or foreign liquor in any area within the licensed premises, including the terrace, balcony or lower area, so long as the liquor serving is screen...

Highlights Bars have been allowed to operate till 3 am Walk-in experience for customers at liquor vends under the new policy There will be no crowding near liquor vends New Delhi: Delhi government has unveiled its new Excise Policy 2021-22 which seeks to provide a walk-in experience for customers at alcohol shops, promote microbreweries and allow bars in hotels, clubs and restaurants to operate till 3 AM among other reforms that aim at boosting the citys revenue and also crackdown on the liquor...

e-auction of liquor shops fetches Rs 140 cr to Govt, up 14 times e-auction of liquor shops fetches Rs 140 cr to Govt, up 14 times e*20 existing licensees retain shops Sanjeev Pargal JAMMU, Apr 19: In a major revenue booster for the Jammu and Kashmir Government, e-auction of 228 liquor shops in the Union Territory today fetched Rs 140 crore for one year as against just Rs 10 crore earlier as two vends were auctioned for more than Rs three crore, five at above Rs two crore, 34 beyond Rs one crore...