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An association of liquor companies called the International Alliance for Responsible Drinking (IARD) on May 24 came up with international norms for online ordering...
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An association of liquor companies called the International Alliance for Responsible Drinking (IARD) on May 24 came up with international norms for online ordering...
The Delhi state government opened the door for app-based home delivery of liquor in an amendment of its excise law on May 25. This...
After entering the food delivery market in India, Amazon has received approval to deliver alcohol in West Bengal. The West Bengal State Beverages Corporation,...
Food delivery services Swiggy and Zomato will now start alcohol home delivery in West Bengal, after already offering the service in Jharkhand and Odisha....
Update at 2:51 PM: Only hours after Zomato’s announcing alcohol delivery in Bhubaneswar, rival Swiggy is now starting alcohol delivery in Bhubaneswar and Rourkela....
Swiggy and Zomato will start home delivering alcohol in Ranchi today. While Swiggy’s service is already live according to a company press release, Zomato’s...
Governments of West Bengal, Punjab, and Chattisgarh, have begun home delivery of liquor, while Delhi has asked excise commissioner for a detailed proposal, according...
The Kerala High Court slapped a ₹50,000 fine on a petitioner who asked for direction to the Kerala Beverages Corporation to make potable alcohol...
This may be the world’s smallest ‘cheers’ altogether: In less than 24 hours after TOI reported Chandrashekhar Bawankule, Minister for Maharashtra state excise, as...
In 2016, the Chandigarh police ordered thirty bottles of liquor on getTalli, an online liquor ordering platform. “We do not sell liquor. On your...
