Delhi government gave facility to the lovers of liquor

New Delhi: If you live in Delhi and you face difficulty in locating the liquor shops, then the Delhi government has found a solution for your problem. In fact, ever since the new excise policy has been implemented in Delhi, many people in the state face difficulty in finding liquor whereabouts. Let us tell you that now the Excise Department of Delhi has released the updated list of liquor shops and their addresses on its website.

Now customers will be able to easily find out about the new and old liquor shops opened in the state while sitting at home. At present, 543 liquor shops are operational in the Union Territory. To find out about your nearest liquor shop, first of all you have to go to the website of Excise Department of Delhi Government. After which you have to select the tab containing the license. After this, you will have to select Private in the category shown there. As soon as you select Private, a list of all 543 liquor shops and their addresses will appear on your screen below.

Through this website, you can also find out the prices of different liquors available at the shops. For this, you have to go to the same website of the Excise Department of Delhi Government and select the tab containing the price list. After this, by going to the category of liquor, selecting the indigenous or foreign type, you can find out about its prices. Along with this, you can also find out about those hotels and restaurants through this website. Where alcohol is served.

It is worth noting that the new excise policy has been implemented in the state since last year. Under this, 849 licenses have been allotted in the capital Delhi. All the 272 wards of Delhi are divided into 32 zones. About 27 shops will run in each zone, in this way about 3 to 4 liquor shops will operate in each ward. With the implementation of the new excise policy, all government contracts have been closed.

Under this new excise policy, the drinking age in Delhi has been reduced from 25 years to 21 years. The size of the liquor shops has been increased and provision has been made not to keep the counter on the road side. Apart from this, now home delivery of liquor is also allowed in Delhi. However, delivery is prohibited in any college, school and office.