Around 200 restaurants and bars of the pub city – Gurugram have been asked to close their bar area after the Supreme Court order on liquor ban came into effect on April 1
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Post the Supreme Court order close to 10,000 hotels and restaurants and Maharashtra have stopped serving alcohol
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The latest Supreme Court ruling banning liquor sales in pubs and restaurants located withing 500 metres of national and state highway have received mixed reactions from people across the country
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Hotel and restaurant owners will not file any review petition against the Supreme Court’s ruling but have decided to take the matter to PM Narendra Modi, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and Union Tourism Minister Mahesh Sharma to seek a way out
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The Supreme Court on Friday, ruled that hotels and restaurants falling within 500 metres on either side of the national and state highways cannot serve liquor
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The State’s Excise Department has formed several teams to ensure all establishments within 500 metres of highways follow the Supreme Court order
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A two month-old notification of the Union Ministry for Roads, Transport, Highways and Shipping, which in January upgraded 21 major state roads to the status of national highways, may 90 per cent of the state’s liquor outlets out of business
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Come April 1, Gurugram’s upscale DLF CyberHub along with other luxury restaurants might lose their liquor license. This is because many pubs in this popular hangout spot are within a radius of 500 metres of the national highway – NH8
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The Odisha government today issued a direction to the Excise and Works departments to complete the process of identifying liquor shops located within 500 metres of highways within the next 15 days.
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Bihar is planning to form the world’s longest human chain, which will be over 3,000 km long, on
January 21, involving more than two crore people, to express its commitment towards liquor ban, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said.
