Panel to be formed soon to examine liquor retail models in other States, says the Minister for Prohibition and Excise
The Tamil Nadu government plans to form a high-level committee to study liquor retail models in other Indian states to improve its own excise operations. The initiative aims to address employee demands and reform the state-run Tasmac retail system.
Why it matters
State-run liquor retail is a major revenue source in India; reforms here have significant economic and social implications for the region.
From shutting down liquor outlets near schools and places of worship to cracking down on overcharging at Tasmac counters and announcing a 25% salary increase for workers, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) government has initiated a series of reforms in the State-run liquor retail system.
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