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    Mumbai bars/wine shops to run till 5am on Christmas, New-Year

    Mumbai bars/wine shops to run till 5am on Christmas, New-Year

    By Gogona Saikia
    Dec 22, 2017
    06:09 pm

    What's the story

    Mumbaikars are set to have a grand festive season this time. The state government has permitted hotels, restaurants, pubs and bars to stay open and serve alcohol till 5am on December 24, 25 and 31.

    Wine shops can also stay open till 1am.

    This comes two days after it allowed shops, restaurants (without alcohol), malls, cinema halls etc to remain open 24x7.

    Police

    Bars, restaurants now await police permission for extended working hours

    The usual deadline for establishments serving alcohol is 1:30am, and for wine shops it's 10:30pm.

    But these three days are highly profitable for the excise department due to increased sales of alcohol.

    The government has asked Mumbai Police to deploy additional personnel.

    The only thing left is for bars etc to get police permission for the extended hours, expected to be just a formality.

    Record

    Maharashtra becomes first state to allow 24x7 business operations

    On Wednesday, Maharashtra became the first Indian state to allow businesses to run 24×7.

    Until then, shops could remain open till 10pm, commercial establishments till 9.30pm and restaurants till 12.30am, restricting business opportunities.

    If civic bodies and police want any sector excluded, they can approach the government. Shops that want to extend operational hours will have to contact the ministry online, providing necessary details.

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