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 After reverting to the old excise policy, the Delhi government is likely to operate 500 liquor vends from September 1 in the absence of no private players in the retail sale of alcohol, officials said on Thursday.
Following a meeting on Thursday, a sub-committee of the government has given a report stating that the four undertakings -- Delhi Tourism and Transport Development Corporation (DTTDC), Delhi State Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC), Delhi Consumer's Cooperative Wholesale Stores (DCCWS) and Delhi State Civil Supplies Corporation (DSCSC) -- will set up these vends by the end of this month.
Another 200 liquor vends will be opened by December 31, the report said.
Of these 700 outlets in total, each of the corporations will run five premium vends to sell high-end brands, it said. Two of these five vends are likely to be opened by the month end and the rest by December 31.
DTTDC will run its stores in zones 1-9, DSIIDC in 10-18, DCCWS in 19-24 and DSCSC in 25-30.
Further, the report said, DTTDC will handle the airport zone, and DSIIDC will manage areas under Delhi Cantonment and New Delhi Municipal Council.
In the current excise policy that will end on August 31, retail licenses were issued to private firms for 32 zones and 849 vends.
The government, that had quit the retail liquor business after implementing Excise Policy 2021-22 on November 17, will get back to running alcohol vends from September 1.
The sub-committee report said while DTTDC and DSIIDC will open 150 liquor vends each by month end, DCCWS and DSCSC will open 100 stores each in the same period.
By December, DTTDC and DSIIDC will each open 60 additional stores, and DCCWS and DSCSC will start 40 fresh outlets each.
In the old excise regime that was in place until November 17 last year, the four corporations totally ran 475 liquor vends.
The report suggested that corporations pay up to 15 percent of the anticipated gross profit towards rent and that the amount may vary depending upon where the vends are located.
The sub-committee was formed on August 3 to identify zones for the opening of vends by each corporation, fixing the number of shops, determining the criteria for fixing rent, opening of vends in malls and government centres and the number of premium vends to be set up.
The sub-committee comprised the labour commissioner and heads of the four corporations.
The corporation representatives said they would ensure that vends are close to non-conforming areas to cover unserved parts of the city, maximise sale of premium brands, and prevent brand pushing and overpricing, the report said.
This report will be submitted to the principal secretary (finance) for consideration and further action, officials said.
A committee to ensure seamless transition to the previous excise regime and to check leakages was constituted under the principal secretary (finance) a few days ago. It also included special secretary (IT), director of women and child development, commissioner (labour) and excise commissioner.
The government has also formed a committee comprising the principal secretary (finance), principal secretary (revenue), excise commissioner and another member having expertise in excise regime to formulate and implement the excise policy. It will submit its report within a month. 

Delhi govt to open 700 liquor vends before this year end

Following a meeting, a sub-committee of the government has given a report stating that the four government undertakings will set up these vends by the end of August.

&nbsp;After reverting to the old excise policy, the Delhi government is likely to operate 500 liquor vends from September 1 in the absence of no private players in the retail sale of alcohol, officials said on Thursday.
Following a meeting on Thursday, a sub-committee of the government has given a report stating that the four undertakings -- Delhi Tourism and Transport Development Corporation (DTTDC), Delhi State Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC), Delhi Consumer's Cooperative Wholesale Stores (DCCWS) and Delhi State Civil Supplies Corporation (DSCSC) -- will set up these vends by the end of this month.
Another 200 liquor vends will be opened by December 31, the report said.
Of these 700 outlets in total, each of the corporations will run five premium vends to sell high-end brands, it said. Two of these five vends are likely to be opened by the month end and the rest by December 31.
DTTDC will run its stores in zones 1-9, DSIIDC in 10-18, DCCWS in 19-24 and DSCSC in 25-30.
Further, the report said, DTTDC will handle the airport zone, and DSIIDC will manage areas under Delhi Cantonment and New Delhi Municipal Council.
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In the current excise policy that will end on August 31, retail licenses were issued to private firms for 32 zones and 849 vends.
The government, that had quit the retail liquor business after implementing Excise Policy 2021-22 on November 17, will get back to running alcohol vends from September 1.
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The sub-committee report said while DTTDC and DSIIDC will open 150 liquor vends each by month end, DCCWS and DSCSC will open 100 stores each in the same period.
By December, DTTDC and DSIIDC will each open 60 additional stores, and DCCWS and DSCSC will start 40 fresh outlets each.
In the old excise regime that was in place until November 17 last year, the four corporations totally ran 475 liquor vends.
The report suggested that corporations pay up to 15 percent of the anticipated gross profit towards rent and that the amount may vary depending upon where the vends are located.
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The sub-committee was formed on August 3 to identify zones for the opening of vends by each corporation, fixing the number of shops, determining the criteria for fixing rent, opening of vends in malls and government centres and the number of premium vends to be set up.
The sub-committee comprised the labour commissioner and heads of the four corporations.
The corporation representatives said they would ensure that vends are close to non-conforming areas to cover unserved parts of the city, maximise sale of premium brands, and prevent brand pushing and overpricing, the report said.
This report will be submitted to the principal secretary (finance) for consideration and further action, officials said.
A committee to ensure seamless transition to the previous excise regime and to check leakages was constituted under the principal secretary <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/financial-fraud-on-the-rise-zerodha-sends-warning-1659598243087">(finance)</a> a few days ago. It also included special secretary (IT), director of women and child development, commissioner (labour) and excise commissioner.
The government has also formed a committee comprising the principal secretary (finance), principal secretary (revenue), excise commissioner and another member having expertise in excise regime to formulate and implement the excise policy. It will submit its report within a month.&nbsp;

Ten people, all women, were arrested after a clash broke out between a group of women protesting the opening of a liquor shop in south Delhi’s Tigri area and the shop’s staff, police said on Saturday.
The incident happened Thursday around 8.30 am before the shop was opened.
The quarrel started with a protest staged by a group of local women, who were apparently against the opening of the liquor shop in the area, police said.
Officials said that the police was already brought in at the spot, as they had got to know about the protest, besides the female staff, who were deployed by the owner of the shop.
As their demonstration got heated, the protesters got into a fight with the women staff of the shop, roughing up a male police too.
Head Constable Ranjeet, the beat officer of the area, got caught in the fight and his uniform was also torn by those in the crowd, the officer said.
The situation in the area was brought under control and medical of the injured staff was conducted at AIIMS Trauma Centre, the officer added.
According to police, a case under several sections, including 146 for rioting, was filed against the 10 offenders booked. "Ten accused have been arrested in this case. The situation in the area is under control and staff in sufficient number has been deployed to avoid further tension," said Benita Mary Jaiker, Deputy Commissioner of Police (South).

Women protest opening of Delhi liquor shop, clash with women bouncers; 10 held | On camera

Women protests opening of Delhi liquor shop, clash with women bouncers; 10 held | On camera

Head Constable Ranjeet, the beat officer of the area, got caught in the fight and his uniform was also torn by those in the crowd.

Ten people, all women, were arrested after a clash broke out between a group of women protesting the opening of a liquor shop in south Delhi&rsquo;s Tigri area and the shop&rsquo;s staff, police said on Saturday.
The incident happened Thursday around 8.30 am before the shop was opened.
The quarrel started with a protest staged by a group of local women, who were apparently against the opening of the liquor shop in the area, police said.
Officials said that the police was already brought in at the spot, as they had got to know about the protest, besides the female staff, who were deployed by the owner of the shop.
As their demonstration got heated, the protesters got into a fight with the women staff of the shop, roughing up a male police too.
Head Constable Ranjeet, the beat officer of the area, got caught in the fight and his uniform was also torn by those in the crowd, the officer said.
The situation in the area was brought under control and medical of the injured staff was conducted at AIIMS Trauma Centre, the officer added.
According to police, a case under several sections, including 146 for rioting, was filed against the 10 offenders booked.
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A burqa-clad terrorist walked up to a newly-opened wine shop in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district, dropped a grenade inside through the porthole window, causing an explosion which killed one employee and left three others injured, police said.
A police spokesman said the attacker was riding pillion on a bike that stopped near the wine shop at Dewan Bagh in Baramulla around 8.30 pm.
WATCH: Terror attack on liquor shop in Kashmir: Jammu local killed; BJP blames new terror outfit JKFF"The pillion rider wearing a Burqa walked to the window of the wine shop and dropped a grenade inside the shop through the porthole window and thereafter fled away on the bike from the spot," he said.
"Four employees of the said shop got injured. Among them one succumbed to his injuries," the spokesman said.
He said the four employees have received splinter injuries in the terror attack.
"All the injured were immediately shifted to a nearby hospital. However, one of the injured identified as Ranjit Singh, a resident of Bakra in Rajouri district, succumbed to injuries," he added.
The other injured employees have been identified as Govardhan Singh, Ravi Kumar, both residents of Billawar in Kathua and Govind Singh, a resident of Kangra in Rajouri, he said adding Govind Singh has been referred to Srinagar hospital for specialised treatment.
The spokesman said senior police officers immediately reached the crime scene. "The area has been cordoned and a search is going on."

On camera: terror attack on liquor shop in Kashmir's Baramulla

A police spokesman said the attacker was riding pillion on a bike that stopped near the wine shop at Dewan Bagh in Baramulla around 8.30 pm.

Terror attack on liquor shop in Kashmir's Baramulla, attackers caught on camera

A police spokesman said the attacker was riding pillion on a bike that stopped near the wine shop at Dewan Bagh in Baramulla around 8.30 pm.

A burqa-clad terrorist walked up to a newly-opened wine shop in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district, dropped a grenade inside through the porthole window, causing an explosion which killed one employee and left three others injured, police said.
A police spokesman said the attacker was riding pillion on a bike that stopped near the wine shop at Dewan Bagh in Baramulla around 8.30 pm.
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"Four employees of the said shop got injured. Among them one succumbed to his injuries," the spokesman said.
He said the four employees have received splinter injuries in the terror attack.
"All the injured were immediately shifted to a nearby hospital. However, one of the injured identified as Ranjit Singh, a resident of Bakra in Rajouri district, succumbed to injuries," he added.
The other injured employees have been identified as Govardhan Singh, Ravi Kumar, both residents of Billawar in Kathua and Govind Singh, a resident of Kangra in Rajouri, he said adding Govind Singh has been referred to Srinagar hospital for specialised treatment.
The spokesman said senior police officers immediately reached the crime scene. "The area has been cordoned and a search is going on."

At least 24 people have died and several others fell ill after consuming suspected spurious liquor in Gopalganj and West Champaran districts of Bihar since Wednesday.&nbsp;
Eight persons died on Thursday after allegedly consuming hooch in Telhua village at Bettiah, the headquarters of West Champaran district. The count in another incident of consumption of suspected spurious liquor in Gopalganj climbed to 16 on Thursday with six more deaths being confirmed by the district authorities.
The administrations of both districts have not confirmed the cause of the deaths so far.
The Telhua hooch tragedy is the third incident such incident in north Bihar in the last ten days. Four persons have been arrested in connection with the incident. Over 20 persons, mostly belonging to scheduled castes, had allegedly consumed spurious liquor being sold by local traders in the area and have been identified by the police.
Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav alleged that the state government has failed to stop the sale and supply of spurious liquor in the dry state.

In dry Bihar, 24 dead in two districts after consuming suspected spurious liquor

24 people dead, several taken ill in Bihar&nbsp;after consuming spurious liquor
8 died in Champaran, 16 in Gopalganj&nbsp;on Thursday: district authorities&nbsp;
Telhua hooch tragedy is the third incident such incident in north Bihar in the last ten days
Local traders selling spurious liquor&nbsp;identified by police, 4 arrested&nbsp;
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The Telhua hooch tragedy is the third incident such incident in north Bihar in the last ten days. Four persons have been arrested in connection with the incident

At least 24 people have died and several others fell ill after consuming suspected spurious liquor in Gopalganj and West Champaran districts of Bihar since Wednesday.&nbsp;
Eight persons died on Thursday after allegedly consuming hooch in Telhua village at Bettiah, the headquarters of West Champaran district. The count in another incident of consumption of suspected spurious liquor in Gopalganj climbed to 16 on Thursday with six more deaths being confirmed by the district authorities.
The administrations of both districts have not confirmed the cause of the deaths so far.
The Telhua hooch tragedy is the third incident such incident in north Bihar in the last ten days. Four persons have been arrested in connection with the incident. Over 20 persons, mostly belonging to scheduled castes, had allegedly consumed spurious liquor being sold by local traders in the area and have been identified by the police. ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/bank-error-strikes-again-over-900-crores-wrongly-sent-to-bihar-school-boys-1631796789432">Bank error strikes again: Over 900 crores wrongly sent to Bihar school boys</a>
Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav alleged that the state government has failed to stop the sale and supply of spurious liquor in the dry state.

Do you complain about too many dry days in Delhi? Well, gear up for an almost dry month.
Tipplers in the Capital may face problems in getting their favourite brands in the next one-and-half months as around 40 per cent of liquor vends in the national capital that are run privately will shut down from October 1.
Under the new excise policy of the Delhi government, all the 850 liquor vends, including the 260-odd outlets that run privately, have been given to private firms through open tender. The new licence holders will start retail sale of liquor in the city from November 17.
In the transition period of nearly one-and-half months, only government-run liquor vends will remain open. The government vends will close down on November 16.
The excise department has said that the government vends have been asked to stock up in view of an expected surge in demand.

Delhi: Private liquor shops to be shut for over a month starting Friday

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Delhi: Pvt liquor shops to be shut for over a month

Delhi: Pvt&nbsp;liquor shops to be shut for over a month
Delhi: New govt policy for liquor vends kicks in
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All liquor vends in Delhi to be privately owned now

Around 40% of liquor vends in the national capital that are run privately will remain shut from October 1 to November 16&nbsp;as new govt policy for liquor vends kicks in

Do you complain about too many dry days in Delhi? Well, gear up for an almost dry month.
Tipplers in the Capital may face problems in getting their favourite brands in the next one-and-half months as around 40 per cent of liquor vends in the national capital that are run privately will shut down from October 1.
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Under the new excise policy of the Delhi government, all the 850 liquor vends, including the 260-odd outlets that run privately, have been given to private firms through open tender. The new licence holders will start retail sale of liquor in the city from November 17.
In the transition period of nearly one-and-half months, only government-run liquor vends will remain open. The government vends will close down on November 16.
The excise department has said that the government vends have been asked to stock up in view of an expected surge in demand.

Liquor stores are running dry across the capital as Delhi moves to a new regime for alcohol sales. Reports from across the capital suggests that shops, pubs were running out of 'popular' brands.What has changed?
The AAP&nbsp;government has changed it's excise policy in Delhi, which has led to shuttering of state govt run liquor shops and auctioning licenses to private vendors.&nbsp;So far, Delhi government agencies ran nearly 60 per cent of the 850 retail liquor shops in the city.&nbsp;Two months from now, on&nbsp;November 17, the Delhi government will fully withdraw from the alcohol business&nbsp;
Why is there a liquor shortage?Till the new licensees take charge from November 17, the govt run shops and even most private vendors that are facing change of competition are not stocking up.&nbsp;
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Liquor shortage in Delhi, expect alcohol supply to be limited for two months

Liquor shortage in Delhi

Liquor stores are running dry across the national capital
Delhi moves to a new regime for alcohol sales
AAP&nbsp;government has changed it's excise policy in Delhi
Delhi govt to fully withdraw from the alcohol business
Govt run shops, private vendors not stocking up till new licensees take charge
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Delhi completes liquor licence allotment in all 32 zones; earns Rs 8,900 crore

Liquor stores are running dry across the capital as Delhi moves to a new regime for alcohol sales. Reports from across the capital suggests that shops, pubs were running out of 'popular' brands. What has changed?
The AAP&nbsp;government has changed it's excise policy in Delhi, which has led to shuttering of state govt run liquor shops and auctioning licenses to private vendors.&nbsp;So far, Delhi government agencies ran nearly 60 per cent of the 850 retail liquor shops in the city.&nbsp;Two months from now, on&nbsp;November 17, the Delhi government will fully withdraw from the alcohol business&nbsp;
Why is there a liquor shortage? Till the new licensees take charge from November 17, the govt run shops and even most private vendors that are facing change of competition are not stocking up.&nbsp;
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Ratan Tata took to Instagram on Saturday to clarify that a post linking liquor sale to Aadhar card was wrongly attributed to him. The widely-shared quote seems to suggest that Ratan Tata had advocated for "liquor sales through Aadhaar cards."
The post attributed to Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons suggested that &lsquo;government food subsidies should be stopped for alcohol buyers&rsquo; as those who can buy alcohol can definitely buy food. The post further read &lsquo;When we give them free food they buy alcohol&rsquo;. 
Ratan Tata, flagged the post as fake. &lsquo;This was not said by me&rsquo; the 83-year-old wrote while sharing a screenshot of the post, along with a GIF with the words "Fake News". 
Earlier too he has had to flag a quote wrongly attributed to him. Last year, he gave a clarification after a post linking "huge downfall of economy" to the coronavirus pandemic attributed to him was widely shared on social media.

Ratan Tata on post linking liquor sale to Aadhaar card: 'Not said by me'

Ratan Tata took to Instagram on Saturday to clarify that a post linking liquor sale to Aadhar card was wrongly attributed to him.

Ratan&nbsp;Tata:&nbsp;post linking liquor sale to Aadhar card wrongly attributed
Post seemed to suggest Ratan&nbsp;Tata&nbsp;advocated liquor sale through Aadhar&nbsp;card
Post read &lsquo;government food subsidies should be stopped for alcohol buyers&rsquo;
Ratan&nbsp;Tata&nbsp;flagged fake news, said 'this was not said by me'
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The post attributed to Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons suggested that &lsquo;government food subsidies should be stopped for alcohol buyers&rsquo; as those who can buy alcohol can definitely buy food.

Ratan Tata took to Instagram on Saturday to clarify that a post linking liquor sale to Aadhar card was wrongly attributed to him. The widely-shared quote seems to suggest that Ratan Tata had advocated for "liquor sales through Aadhaar cards."
The post attributed to Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons suggested that &lsquo;government food subsidies should be stopped for alcohol buyers&rsquo; as those who can buy alcohol can definitely buy food. The post further read &lsquo;When we give them free food they buy alcohol&rsquo;.
Ratan Tata, flagged the post as fake. &lsquo;This was not said by me&rsquo; the 83-year-old wrote while sharing a screenshot of the post, along with a GIF with the words "Fake News".
Earlier too he has had to flag a quote wrongly attributed to him. Last year, he gave a clarification after a post linking "huge downfall of economy" to the coronavirus pandemic attributed to him was widely shared on social media.

The cramped and dingy liquor vends with people falling over one another to buy booze will soon be a thing past in Delhi. The Delhi govt has put out a new liquor policy that seeks to replace liquor vends with spacious, air-conditioned stores across the city with walk-in facility for customers.
"Every vend shall provide a walk-in experience and will be designed accordingly. Customers will not be allowed to crowd outside a vend or on the pavement and buy through the counter," states the new policy.
There's more to cheer. The reforms will also allow bars in hotels, restaurants and clubs to operate till 3am.
The new policy has also envisaged five super premium retail vends that will have a minimum carpet area of 2,500 Sq.Ft.The super premium vends can sell products only above ₹200 MRP for beer and above ₹1,000 retail price for all other spirits, including but not limited to Whiskey, Gin, Vodka, Brandy etc.
On the flip side, the new liquor policy made public by Delhi government makes no mention about reducing the legal drinking age from 25 years to 21 years, which was highly anticipated

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The cramped and dingy liquor vends with people falling over one another to buy booze will soon be a thing past in Delhi. The Delhi govt has put out a new liquor policy that seeks to replace liquor vends with spacious, air-conditioned stores across the city with walk-in facility for customers.
"Every vend shall provide a walk-in experience and will be designed accordingly. Customers will not be allowed to crowd outside a vend or on the pavement and buy through the counter," states the new policy.
There's more to cheer. The reforms will also allow bars in hotels, restaurants and clubs to operate till 3am.
The new policy has also envisaged five super premium retail vends that will have a minimum carpet area of 2,500 Sq.Ft. The super premium vends can sell products only above ₹200 MRP for beer and above ₹1,000 retail price for all other spirits, including but not limited to Whiskey, Gin, Vodka, Brandy etc.
On the flip side, the new liquor policy made public by Delhi government makes no mention about reducing the legal drinking age from 25 years to 21 years, which was highly anticipated

The Delhi govt has put out a new liquor policy that seeks to replace liquor vends with spacious, air-conditioned stores across the city with walk-in facility for customers.

Before every occasion an arti is an aspect to mark the start of anything &lsquo;shubh&rsquo; or auspicious. Following the tradition, a man from Madurai devotedly performed arti of&hellip;wait for it&hellip;of a liquor shop on Monday when the Tamil Nadu allowed the state government-owned liquor shops to open.
In a viral video, the man can be seen hurrying to the liquor story after a quick arti and rejoicing when he finally managed to get two bottles and bowed multiple times to the liquor he must have missed during the lockdown.
Netizens are in splits and called it one &lsquo;true love&rsquo;.

Madurai man's 'Shubh-arambh' after liquor shops re-open

Before every occasion an arti is an aspect to mark the start of anything &lsquo;shubh&rsquo; or auspicious. Following the tradition, a man from Madurai devotedly performed arti of&hellip;wait for it&hellip;of a liquor shop on Monday when the Tamil Nadu allowed the state government-owned liquor shops to open.
In a viral video, the man can be seen hurrying to the liquor story after a quick arti and rejoicing when he finally managed to get two bottles and bowed multiple times to the liquor he must have missed during the lockdown.
Netizens are in splits and called it one &lsquo;true love&rsquo;.

'Shubh-arambh':&nbsp;Madurai&nbsp;man's arti after liquor shops re-open
Man prayed to a liquor shop which re-opened after a month
Netizens&nbsp;in splits, calls it 'true love'

Before every occasion an arti is performed to mark the start of beginning&nbsp;&lsquo;shubh&rsquo; or auspicious. Following the tradition, a man from Madurai devotedly performed arti of a liquor shop on Monday when the Tamil Nadu&nbsp;government allowed state-owned liquor shops to open.
In a viral video, the man can be seen hurrying to the liquor shop after a quick arti and rejoicing when he finally managed to get two bottles and bowed multiple times to the liquor he must have missed during the lockdown.
Netizens are in splits and called it one &lsquo;true love&rsquo;.

Home delivery of liquor through mobile apps or websites will be permitted in the national capital under the amended excise rules governing the trade of alcohol in the city.
This does not mean liquor stores across the city will be authorised to carry out home delivery of liquor immediately
According to the amended excise rules, only those traders in possession of the L-13 license will be allowed to carry out home delivery of liquor
A government notification read&nbsp; that the licensee shall make delivery of liquor at the residences only if order is received through mobile app or online web portal and no delivery shall be made to any hostel, office, and institution&rsquo;.

Now, home delivery of liquor via app, website allowed in Delhi

National capital amends excise rule over liquor home delivery
Liquor traders with L-13 license can now deliver at door step
Orders only accepted through mobile app or web portal
'No deliveries to hostel, office and institutions'

Home delivery of liquor through mobile apps or websites will be permitted in the national capital under the amended excise rules governing the trade of alcohol in the city.
This does not mean liquor stores across the city will be authorised to carry out home delivery of liquor immediately
According to the amended excise rules, only those traders in possession of the L-13 license will be allowed to carry out home delivery of liquor
A government notification read&nbsp; that the licensee shall make delivery of liquor at the residences only if order is received through mobile app or online web portal and no delivery shall be made to any hostel, office, and institution&rsquo;.

The district administration in UP's Etawah has come up with a novel idea to motivate people to take Covid vaccine. The SDM has reportedly ordered the liquor shops to sell alcohol to only those who have taken Covid vaccine. News agency ANI on Monday shared pictures of a liquor shops where posters are pasted, saying: "Liquor will sold to only vaccinated."
ANI quoted a shopkeeper as saying that they are checking vaccination certificates before selling liquor to individuals.
Etawah District Excise Officer Kamal Kumar Shukla, however, said that no such order has been issued by the government and the SDM might have asked the liquor shop owners to motivate people to get vaccinated

'No Covid vaccine, no liquor' in UP's Etawah district 

The district administration in UP's Etawah has come up with a novel idea to motivate people to take Covid vaccine. The SDM has reportedly ordered the liquor shops to sell alcohol to only those who have taken Covid vaccine.

The district administration in UP's Etawah has come up with a novel idea to motivate people to take Covid vaccine. The SDM has reportedly ordered the liquor shops to sell alcohol to only those who have taken Covid vaccine. News agency ANI on Monday shared pictures of a liquor shops where posters are pasted, saying: "Liquor will sold to only vaccinated."
ANI quoted a shopkeeper as saying that they are checking vaccination certificates before selling liquor to individuals.
Etawah District Excise Officer Kamal Kumar Shukla, however, said that no such order has been issued by the government and the SDM might have asked the liquor shop owners to motivate people to get vaccinated

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