Liquor to cost more in Tamil Nadu


Chennai, Aug 11 (IANS): More than the contents of a liquor bottle, its price is going to give a kick to tipplers in Tamil Nadu with the state government Monday deciding to jack up the excise duty.

Minister for Electricity, Prohibition and Excise Natham R. Viswanathan Monday introduced a bill to this effect in the assembly.

The government has proposed to hike the maximum rate of excise duty on ordinary, medium and premium brands to Rs.250, Rs.300 and Rs.500, respectively, per proof litre/based on alcohol content.

According to the bill, the reason for the proposed hike is to augment the state's revenues and hence the decision to enhance the maximum rate of excise duty leviable on 'Indian made foreign liquor'.

  

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