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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 city's revenue and also crackdown on the liquor mafia. The Excise Policy 2021-22 that was made public on Monday noted that Delhi is ranked the 28...

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Share This Article Zanzibar, 1st August 1916, 10 Rupees, P-3, issued banknote, Red on light gray-green underprint with Dhow at left and fruit pickers at lower right, Back blank, Signature title "Financial Member of Council" crossed out with red overprint with "Chief Secreta Granada, Nicaragua. 1st October 1856, William Walker Military Scrip, Issued $25, P-S131 (Unlisted date), Issued banknote, black printing on light yellow paper, 9 x 7 inches, S/N 815, Issued to W.M. Allen for $25 for Military Services, signed by Wm. Walker China, Kiangse Government Bank, 1907 Dollar Issue $1, P-S1083, S/M#C...

SPP Recruitment 2021: Educational Eligibility Candidates interested in applying for SPP Jobs through SPMCIL Recruitment 2021 must possess a Diploma/B.Tech/B.E/B.Sc in Printing Technology, Mechanical/Electrical/Electronics/Computer Science/IT engineering disciplines; Master's Degree in Hindi/English; Graduation from a recognised University/Institution as stated in the SPP Notification 2021. SPP Recruitment 2020: Selection And Pay Scale The selection of candidates to SPP Jobs through SPP Recruitment 2021 will be done through an Online Test and Interview as mentioned in the SPMCIL Notification 2...

Kathmandu, March 8 Nepal is preparing to import a security printing press by mid-July this year, inform concerned officials. The government plans to print postal stamps, excise duty stickers, and academic credentials with the machine. The government has estimated the machine will cost Rs 800 million, but importing it can save Rs 9 billion every year, informs Bikal Paudel, the executive director of the Security Printing Centre. “Once the machine is imported, it will take around one year to install and prepare for the operation. We will prepare the IT Park in Banepa to install this machine.�...