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    1st batch of Agniveers retiring soon: What's the retirement money, career options and benefits they will get

    By 2026, approximately 18,300 Agniveers will finish their service in the armed forces, marking a pivotal transition. To ease their shift into civilian life, numerous states have initiated job quotas specifically for ex-Agniveers across different uniformed services and police departments. These initiatives stem from the Agnipath scheme launched in June 2022, which focuses on enlisting younger individuals in military roles.

    Delhi liquor policy likely to be extended again as new excise regime delayed

    Delhi's liquor policy faces another extension as a new policy remains under formulation. Officials suggest the current policy, set to expire soon, might be prolonged until March 2027. This repeated delay creates market uncertainty for the industry. The government aims to modernise state-run liquor vends.

    Budget 2026: Oil industry seeks abolition or review of OID cess on pre-NELP and nomination blocks

    As the Union Budget 2026 approaches, the oil and gas sector is calling on the government to reconsider the OID cess imposed on domestically produced crude oil. Stakeholders in the industry argue that the existing 20% ad-valorem tax is stifling production potential and should be revised. Furthermore, they suggest doing away with other taxes like NCCD and Basic Excise Duty.

    South India accounts for 58% of all-India whiskey sales in FY25; this state leads the chart with 17% share

    South Indian states dominate India’s IMFL market, contributing 58% of sales in FY25, with Karnataka leading at 17% of national volumes, followed by Tamil Nadu. Southern states consumed 23.18 cr cases, while overall IMFL whisky sales fell 1.4% to 40.17 cr cases.

    Rajasthan's high gravity brewing policy could solve Beer supply shortages ahead of peak season

    Rajasthan will introduce high gravity brewing (HGB) in the next fiscal, potentially increasing beer production by 20%. This new method addresses the chronic supply-demand gap during India's peak beer season. Major brewers like United Breweries and Carlsberg are set to benefit, though other states must adopt HGB for widespread impact.

    Liquor at ₹99 or less: High on spirits, Naidu removes hiccups in Andhra alcohol flow

    Starting October 1, Andhra Pradesh will privatise liquor vends, extend shop hours, introduce low-priced liquor, and establish premium stores. The new policy aims to increase excise revenue by over ₹2,000 crore and streamline sales. The government will exit liquor sale and retail privatisation through a draw of lots.

    The Economic Times
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