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Nod to 24/7 shops is a great deal, but execution not without challenges
The Free Press Journal - Mumbai
|October 03, 2025
Ts state government has issued a circular permitting shops, restaurants, hotels, malls and other establishments, excluding liquor outlets, to operate round-the-clock.
Industry perspective
Positive sentiment: Retail, hospitality and food and beverage sectors view this as a major opportunity. It brings Mumbai in line with global cities known for their “night economy”, boosting jobs, tourism and revenue.
Flexibility: The move does not mean every shop will remain open all night, but gives businesses the choice to operate based on demand.
Practical challenges highlighted by industry
Law and order: Local police may still insist on early closure, citing safety concerns. Often, there is a gap between the circular and on-ground enforcement.
Staffing and transport: Ensuring late-night staff availability and safe commute, especially for women employees, remains a key issue.
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