Thursday, December, 14, 2017
  • Nation
  • World
  • States
  • Cities
  • Business
  • Sport
  • Entertainment
  • Galleries
  • Videos
  • Life Style
  • Specials
  • Opinions
  • All Sections  
    States Tamil Nadu Kerala Karnataka Andhra Pradesh Telangana Odisha
    Cities Chennai DelhiBengaluru Hyderabad Kochi Thiruvananthapuram
    Nation World Business Sport Cricket Football Tennis Other Education Social News
    Entertainment English Hindi Kannada Malayalam Tamil Telugu Review Galleries Videos
    Auto Life style Tech Health Travel Food Books Spirituality
    Opinions Editorials Ask Prabhu Columns Prabhu Chawla T J S George S Gurumurthy Ravi Shankar Shankkar Aiyar Shampa Dhar-Kamath Karamatullah K Ghori
    Edex Indulge Event Xpress Magazine The Sunday Standard E-paper
Home Cities Delhi

Delhi government not to hike excise duty on liquor

By PTI  |   Published: 13th December 2017 10:02 PM  |  

Last Updated: 14th December 2017 12:24 AM  |   A+A A-   |  

0

Share Via Email

liquor, Alcohol

Image for representational purpose only.

NEW DELHI: Tipplers in the city have a reason to cheer as the Delhi government today decided not to hike the excise duty on liquor.

The Delhi Cabinet has approved the new excise policy for 2017-18 although it was supposed to be approved earlier, a senior government official said.

The next excise policy will be effective from January next year.

This is the third time the Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi government has not increased the excise duty on liquor, resulting in no hike in the prices of alcohol.

"The Delhi Cabinet has approved the new excise policy for the ongoing financial year. There has been no increase in the excise duty on liquor in the city," the official said.

The official said that the new excise policy will be effective from January to March 31 as there are only three months left in the current financial year.

"The government will soon start working on preparing new excise policy for the next financial year," the official added.

Stay up to date on all the latest Delhi news with The New Indian Express App. Download now
TAGS
Delhi excise duty on liquor

O
P
E
N

More from this section

Now, parents can complain about Delhi school fees

Max hospital moves Delhi government authority on licence cancellation

Free entrance exams coaching for Scheduled Caste students in Delhi

Latest

Cyclone Ockhi UPDATES | Death toll climbs to 65, search ops continue

Interim bail for Bengaluru journalist Ravi Belagere on health ground

Submarine Kalvari to be commissioned by PM Narendra Modi today

Land worth Rs 150 crores freed from mafia in UP

Mansarovar Park killings: Eigth arrest made by Delhi police

Nagaland CM Zeliang sacks four Cabinet ministers

Anchor Arpita death: Mumbai police register murder case

Bombay HC allows mentally challenged woman abort 22-week foetus

Videos
Illustration of Jisha who was raped and murdered (EPS)
Jisha murder case: Lone accused found guilty, quantum of punishment to be announced today
Image for representational purpose
PM Modi, Sonia Gandhi and other prominent leaders pay tribute to 2001 Parliament attack martyrs
arrow
Gallery
A massive fire broke out at a biscuit factory near Bairamalguda in the LB Nagar limits, Hyderabad in the early hours of Tuesday.The fire department was alerted immediately by the locals who noticed the flames and the fire tenders rushed to the spot to douse the flames.With the fire so massive, two more fire tenders were called in to bring the situation under control. Locals panicked on witnessing the smoke engulfing the nearby localities with the factory located in residential area. (EPS | Swamiye Saranam Ayyappa)
IN PICTURES | Massive fire breaks at biscuit factory near Bairamalguda in Hyderabad
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has pulled the curtains on TV commercials publicising condoms. Here's how people reacted to the move by the governments. (Image Courtesy Twitter@Joydas)
Here's how Twitterati slammed the ban on condom advertisements from 6 am to 10 pm
arrow

FOLLOW US

Copyright - newindianexpress.com 2017

Dinamani | Kannada Prabha | Samakalika Malayalam | Malayalam Vaarika | Indulgexpress | Edex Live | Cinema Express | Event Xpress

Contact Us | About Us | Careers | Privacy Policy | Search | Terms of Use | Advertise With Us

Home | Nation | World | Cities | Business | Columns | Entertainment | Sport | Magazine | The Sunday Standard