U'khand says cheers to home bar licence
The New Indian Express|March 24, 2023
IN a move that could cheer up liquor lovers, the Uttarakhand government has amended its excise policy to allow residents of the state to open 'authorised personal bars' in their homes for a fee.
NARENDRA SETHI
U'khand says cheers to home bar licence

Permit holders will be able to stock up to 60 litres of English liquor (whisky, imported and Indian scotch, beer) equivalent to 80 bottles at their home bars against 9 litres (12 bottles) now, excise secretary Harichandra Semwal told TNIE. An annual fee of 12,000 will have to be paid for the licence. Besides, the excise department will collect an amount of ₹50,000 as guarantee at the time of applying for the personal bar permit.

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