Up Excise Policy

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  Delhi To Bring New "Transparent" Excise Policy: Chief Minister Rekha Gupta

  The BJP government in Delhi will come up with a new "foolproof" excise policy, adopting best practices of other states to boost revenue, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has said.

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  "AAP Not Scared Of Their Threats": Atishi Attacks BJP On Probe Agency Raids

  BJP MP Meenakshi Lekhi launched a sharp attack on the AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal Tuesday, ramping up the bitter spat between the two parties over alleged corruption in the city's liquor excise policy.

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  "Kingpin's Turn Will Come": Anurag Thakur On Delhi Liquor Policy Case Arrests

  Union Minister Anurag Thakur on Thursday said the former deputy chief minister of Delhi and others have landed up in jail in connection with an excise policy case and the turn of its "kingpin", who is still out, will also come.

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  Delhi Invites Applications For Renewal Of Liquor Licences For 2023-24

  The Delhi government on Tuesday invited applications for the renewal of different kinds of liquor licences for 2023-24 as a new excise policy being firmed up is yet to be announced, officials said.

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  Foreign Liquor, Beer Prices To Rise In UP From April 1

  The prices of foreign liquor and beer in Uttar Pradesh will increase by 10 per cent with the implementation of the new excise policy from April 1, an official statement said on Sunday.

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  Arvind Kejriwal vs BJP After Lt Governor Calls For New CBI Probe: 10 Facts

  Delhi's Lieutenant Governor today recommended an investigation by probe agency Central Bureau of Investigation into the Arvind Kejriwal-led government's new excise policy, setting up a new flashpoint in the battle between the BJP and AAP.

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  Delhi Allows Private Shops To Offer 25% Discount On Liquor Prices

  The Delhi government's excise department has allowed private shops to offer up to 25 per cent discount on the maximum retail price (MRP) of liquor.

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  UP Releases New Excise Policy To Generate Revenue For Farmers

  Uttar Pradesh government has released a new excise policy for the year 2022-23 to help farmers generate more revenue with their produce.

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  Now, Single Licence Needed To Serve Liquor At Independent Delhi Restaurants

  In a move to facilitate ease of doing business, the Delhi government has merged four separate licenses in the run up to implementation of its new excise policy from November 17.

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  Liquor May Cost More In Delhi As New Excise Policy Kicks In

  Liquor prices in the city might go up as private vends open from November 17 under the new excise policy of the Delhi government.

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  Beer Cheaper, English And Country Made Liquor Expensive In UP From April 1

  Under the new excise policy of the Uttar Pradesh government, the price of beer in the state will be reduced by Rs 20 from April 1.

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  Punjab Okays Excise Policy For Next Fiscal, Plans To Mop Up Over Rs 7,000 Crore

  The Punjab Cabinet on Monday approved the state excise policy for 2021-22 with a projected target to mop up Rs 7,002 crore as against the current year's expected revenue of Rs 5,794 crore, showing an increase of 20 per cent, an official said here.

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  So What Does UP's New Order On Storing Liquor At Home Say

  The Uttar Pradesh government's recently revised excise policy has created quit a flutter among its residents over the cap on volume of alcohol that can be stored at home, and the need for a licence to exceed this limit to prevent "action".

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  UP Government Approves New Excise Policy, Expects Revenue To Rise By Rs 6,000 Crore

  To promote ease of doing business, brand registration, label approval, bar and micro-brewery licences will have the option to be renewed up to three years instead of requiring approvals every year, the New Excise Policy said

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  Alcohol To Be Delivered Online In Madhya Pradesh Under New Excise Policy

  Under the new excise policy of the Madhya Pradesh government for 2020-21, the supply of liquor will be done online while around 2,544 country liquor shops and 1,061 foreign liquor shops will come up in the state in order to increase revenue.