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New liquor policy after Budget: Liju

New liquor policy after Budget: Liju
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Kerala's Cooperation and Excise Minister M. Liju announced plans to revise the state's liquor policy following the upcoming budget. The government also intends to expand anti-drug initiatives, including the addition of rehabilitation services and improved infrastructure for the Excise department.

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Policy shifts in Kerala regarding alcohol and narcotics have significant social and economic implications for the state's governance and public health infrastructure.

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Cooperation and Excise Minister M. Liju on Friday said the Kerala government would formulate a new liquor policy beneficial to the State and society. Speaking to reporters, Mr. Liju said changes to the State’s liquor policy were on the cards.

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