Delhi Liquor Policy

Delhi's retail liquor trade records sharp fall compared to Q1FY23

The new excise policy of the Delhi government was withdrawn in July 2022 after Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena recommended a CBI probe into alleged irregularities in its implementation.

Delhi liquor policy case: Raghav Chadha, 3rd AAP leader, named in supplementary chargesheet

As per C Arvind's statement, the meeting was also attended by Punjab Excise Commissioner, an accused in the case, Vijay Nair and several other officers from the Punjab Excise Directorate.

Explained: Why CBI officials arrested Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia in the liquor policy case

The CBI arrested Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia after eight hours of questioning for alleged irregularities in the now-scrapped liquor sales policy for the nation’s capital. Officials said he failed to cooperate and was unable to defend himself when asked about certain evidence

Delhi Liquor Scam: Manish Sisodia’s aide Vijay Nair ‘uncooperative’ ‘evasive’ in CBI probe, ‘destroyed’ evidence

Vijay Nair was the CEO of Only Much Louder, an event company in the business of organising music festivals and big-ticket shows, apart from six other companies. He had joined AAP as a social media volunteer and was also active in fund-raising in 2013

Who is Vijay Nair, Manish Sisodia’s ‘aide’ and former OML CEO, arrested in Delhi liquor policy case?

Vijay Nair, the former CEO of Only Much Louder, has been associated with the Aam Aadmi Party since 2014. He handled the party’s communication strategy during the Punjab Assembly election this year and was currently in charge of communication for the upcoming Gujarat polls

GhoseSpot | Talking Tuticorin, Looking Ladakh: Are we as a nation going through a process of dialectics?

The recently concluded Monsoon Session of Parliament was as infructuous as the public discourse happening now. Maybe from the thesis and antithesis will emerge the synthesis of New India

Govt-run liquor shops in Delhi open but with very little stock as old excise policy returns

Most of customers, who visited the liquor shops, left disappointed after finding out that their favourite brands are not available in the market. Several said they miss big shops and rebates being offered at private vends

New Wine, Old Bottle: What changes come into play as Delhi reverts to old excise policy

After scrapping the new policy, the Delhi government decided to bring back the 'old excise regime'. Under this, the nearly 250 private liquor shops will be a thing of the past. Additionally, all discounts will be done away with and dry days will rise from three to 21 days

Unhappy hours: Why Delhi is reverting to old excise policy from today

The Aam Aadmi Party has withdrawn the Delhi government’s Excise Policy 2021-22 owing to which all privately owned liquor outlets have shut shop. This has caused panic about a liquor shortage in the national Capital

Delhi govt gives two-month extension to vends selling country liquor

Meanwhile, vends selling Indian and Foreign liquor brands will remain shut despite the one-month extension granted by Delhi government on Sunday as a nod from LG VK Saxena is awaited, officials said.