TASMAC denies plans for home delivery of liquor

DMRC advises commuters on carrying liquor bottles

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has advised commuters to comply with state excise regulations while transporting liquor bottles on Metro trains.

Food aggregators mull on home delivery of alcoholic beverages

Popular food and grocery delivery platforms like Swiggy, Zomato, and BigBasket are gearing up to launch online liquor delivery services in select states, as per the reports. This pilot project aims to bring low-alcoholic beverages such as beer and wine right to doorstep.

UP mandates POS for beer sales

Beer shops in Uttar Pradesh must use point-of-sale (POS) machines to sell beer cans and bottles, starting 15th July. This change is part of the state's integrated supply chain management system.

CCTV cameras in bars and restaurants in Maharashtra

NRAI asked for reduction in liquor licence fees

The National Restaurant Association of India has requested the Telangana government to reduce the high liquor license fees, extend operating hours, and decrease the number of dry days to bolster the local F&B sector and excise revenue.

Kejriwal gets interim bail from SC

In a significant development, the Supreme Court of India has granted interim bail to Delhi’s Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal, in a money laundering case related to the now-scrapped Delhi excise policy.

No serving of liquor in bars for below 21, in UP

Uttar Pradesh's Minister of State for Excise, Nitin Agarwal, enforces stricter regulations on liquor consumption, mandating that bars and clubs do not serve alcohol to individuals under 21 and adhere to designated operational hours.

Liquor companies in Telangana demanding to clear dues

Liquor companies in Telangana face financial challenges with outstanding dues from the state government totaling Rs. 4,800 crore, prompting industry bodies to seek urgent discussions with Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy.

Liquor bottle-buy-back scheme to be extended across Tamil Nadu

The Tamil Nadu government plans to expand its successful liquor bottle buy-back scheme across all Tasmac outlets starting September, aiming for statewide implementation to enhance recycling efforts.