Telangana hikes liquor licence fees, opens bids for firms in new policy
The Telangana excise department has raised liquor licence fees for retail operations in the state, according to a notification issued on August 20.
The Telangana excise department has raised liquor licence fees for retail operations in the state, according to a notification issued on August 20.
The Kerala government has decided not to move forward with the Kerala State Beverages (Marketing & Manufacturing) Corporation’s (BEVCO) proposal for home delivery of liquor.
The Andhra Pradesh government has announced a new excise policy set to take effect from September 1, with Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu vowing a more health-conscious and socially responsible framework than previous regimes.
The Telangana cabinet has recently approved amendments to the Telangana Micro Brewery Rules, 2015, allowing the establishment of microbreweries in all municipal corporations across the state.
Haryana’s excise and taxation department has reported a significant 13.25 percent increase in revenue this fiscal, with collections touching ₹14,342 crore.
The central government is planning to raise ethanol blending in petrol to 27 percent, with a high-level committee likely to meet this week to finalise the roadmap, say media reports.
In a significant policy shift aimed at addressing a mounting fiscal burden, the Maharashtra government has approved a steep hike in excise duty on alcoholic beverages and introduced a new grain-based liquor category.