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<ul><li>The excise department of <keyword id="66" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="delhi" source="Orion">Delhi</keyword> has proposed to legalise the <keyword id="6958822" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="home-delivery-of-liquor" source="Orion">home delivery of liquor</keyword> and put an end on all discounts offered by vendors</li><li>The new excise policy is still in the early stages, but reports suggest it could be announced soon.</li><li>The policy document also proposed to reduce the legal drinking age from 25 years to 21 years.</li></ul>Delhiites may soon be able to get alcohol home delivered as the excise department of Delhi has proposed to legalise the home delivery of liquor and put an end to <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/cheap-liquor-in-delhi-is-a-thing-of-the-past-now/articleshow/89919730.cms">all the discounts</a> offered by vendors in the new Delhi Excise Policy 2022-23. The Delhi Cabinet may take a rational decision on the proposal this month, <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/delhi-news/delhi-govt-may-give-nod-to-home-delivery-of-liquor-in-the-capital-101652127460746.html">according to Hindustan Times report.</a> According to the official government procedures, it is mandatory to notify the excise policy at the start of every financial year. It has remained the same in the last few years, however, it was restructured last year by the Delhi government. It added the definition of new zones and included a one-time charge at the time of bidding for vends. “If anyone home-delivers liquor as of now, it will be deemed illegal," said an excise official. The new 2021 rules stated that shops with L-13 license will be allowed to deliver both Indian and foreign alcohol/liquor to the homes of people, only if the order is received through an online web portal or app. However, this rule restricts all deliveries to hostels, offices or institutions. “Home deliveries have to be envisaged and built as a separate channel. It has a cost involved, and if it is force fitted, one of the current supply chain participants — manufacturer, distributor, retailer or consumer — will have to absorb it. That is a disincentive. Therefore, for home deliveries to succeed, an altogether new parallel distribution chain is needed which has provisions for costs and reasonable returns for all its participants,” said Vinod Giri, director general of the Confederation of Indian Alcoholic Beverage Companies (CIABC). The existing policy also allows vendors to <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/cheap-liquor-in-delhi-is-a-thing-of-the-past-now/articleshow/89919730.cms">give discounts</a> on liquor, however, it was discontinued by the Arvind Kejriwal-led government in February, as the discounts were attracting a lot of crowd outside liquor shops, violating COVID-19 rules and regulations. On April 2, the Delhi government allowed the vendors to offer a maximum 25% discount on the retail price. The new excise policy is still a work in progress, and reports suggest it will be announced soon. “The department has submitted some proposals for the consideration of the cabinet. It will not be a new policy but a revised one which will try to address the challenges which were identified during the implementation of the existing policy (2021-22). There is a significant potential for revenue augmentation and also providing a decent standard of customer experience at par with the stature of the national capital," an unnamed official was quoted as saying by the report. The policy document also proposed to reduce the legal drinking age from 25 years to 21 years in parity with neighbouring cities. However, it doesn’t highlight the home delivery access as part of excise rules. SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/stock-market/news/rainbow-childrens-medicare-makes-a-weak-debut-on-exchanges-as-it-lists-at-a-6-discount/articleshow/91458342.cms">Rainbow Children’s Medicare makes a weak debut on exchanges as it lists at a 6% discount</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/startups/news/this-silicon-valley-based-vc-tells-us-why-falling-indian-startup-stocks-is-a-boon-in-disguise-for-him/articleshow/91457761.cms">This Silicon Valley-based VC tells us why falling Indian startup stocks is a boon in disguise, for him</a>

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AP Photo/John LocherPete Buttigieg leaves after a roundtable event with Nevada environmental activists and Native American leaders, Friday, Feb. 21, 2020, in Las Vegas.<ul class="summary-list"><li>Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg is making an appeal to Nevada voters in an effort to prove he can win over a diverse state.</li><li>Buttigieg touted his credentials helping undocumented immigrants in South Bend, Indiana and marched with a bilingual group of Culinary Union workers fighting to win labor contracts from casinos.</li><li>After strong finishes in two mostly white primary states, Buttigieg's performance in Nevada may either cement or upend the narrative about his relationship with black and brown voters.</li><li><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/?hprecirc-bullet">Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories</a>.</li></ul>Pete Buttigieg is making a pitch to Latino voters as he tries for a strong showing at Nevada's caucuses on Saturday to prove he has staying power as a Democratic candidate for president.At this week's Democratic debate in Las Vegas, he discussed his advocacy for undocumented immigrants as mayor of South Bend, Indiana, attacked the record of rival Sen. Amy Klobuchar on immigration, and spoke Spanish in <a href="https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/NV">a state where 29% of the population is Hispanic</a>. To the group known as <a href="https://www.adl.org/education/educator-resources/lesson-plans/what-is-the-dream-act-and-who-are-the-dreamers">DREAMers</a>, the undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children, he said, "Este país es tu país también" - "This country is your country too."Buttigieg's efforts leave little doubt that he seeks to change the perception that he can't win over voters of color, with whom both he and Klobuchar have polled particularly poorly. After strong finishes in two mostly white states - he topped the Iowa caucuses and placed second in the New Hampshire primary - the former mayor's performance in Nevada may either cement or upend the narrative about his relationship with black and brown voters.Along with California, Texas, New Mexico, and Hawaii, Nevada is one of the nation's five majority-minority states, and it's the first racially diverse state to hold a nominating contest. Buttigieg's showing there could be a harbinger of what's to come in South Carolina, a state where black voters make up the majority of the Democratic electorate. "If Pete Buttigieg does not do well in Nevada and South Carolina, it will make putting the resources together for a successful Super Tuesday effort challenging," Megan Jones, a Nevada-based political strategist, told Insider. "It will have proven what the pundits and media have said for months, that he can't get diverse support to win a general election."AP Photo/Patrick SemanskyPete Buttigieg walks on a picket line with members of the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 outside the Palms Casino in Las Vegas, Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2020.<h2>A make or break moment</h2>Described as a "<a href="https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2020/2/12/21134550/nevada-caucus-south-carolina-primary-buttigieg-klobuchar">make or break</a>" moment for his candidacy, the Buttigieg campaign has prepared for the Nevada caucuses by opening a <a href="https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/11/politics/buttigieg-nevada-2020-election/index.html">dozen offices and putting more than 55 organizers and operatives</a> on the ground there. Nevada's demographics have made his campaign stops in the Silver State stand out, Buttigieg told me."One of the things that's exciting to me about Nevada," he said, "is some of the most diverse crowds we've yet seen during my campaign events have been during my visits to Las Vegas in particular, which demographically reflects today what the whole country is going to look like in the 2050s, which is what I often talk about as the years that we should be aiming our policies towards."During the Nevada Democratic Party's "First in the West" event in November, which celebrated the state being first in its region to vote for a nominee, Buttigieg's supporters looked just as he described them.With yellow boom sticks and Pete 2020 shirts emblazoned with rainbows, they were Latino, white, black, and Asian American. And hours before the Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas, Buttigieg marched along to cumbia music with a bilingual group of Nevada Culinary Union workers fighting to win labor contracts from Station Casinos. Four other presidential candidates - Klobuchar, Tom Steyer, former Vice President Joe Biden, and Sen. Elizabeth Warren - participated in the march as well. This month, Culinary Union members have made headlines for criticizing the Medicare for All plan proposed by Sen. Bernie Sanders, another candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, for fear it would replace their private healthcare with a government-run model. Buttigieg raised the concerns about Medicare for All during the debate."As a matter of fact, you're the one who is at war with the Culinary Union right here in Las Vegas," he told <a href="https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/nv/nevada_democratic_presidential_caucus-6866.html">Sanders, Nevada's frontrunner</a>. "We can actually deliver health care without taking it away from anyone. We can actually empower workers and lift wages without further polarizing this country." Aligning himself with <a href="https://www.culinaryunion226.org/union/history">Nevada's Culinary Union, which is 54% Latino and the state's largest immigrant organization</a>, isn't the only way Buttigieg has framed himself as Hispanic-friendly. He has increasingly discussed his 2016 effort with the South Bend nonprofit <a href="http://lacasadeamistad.org/">La Casa de Amistad</a> to <a href="https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/buttigieg-s-big-accomplishment-he-never-mentions-campaign-trail-n1015251">develop a "Community Resident Card"</a> that undocumented immigrants can use at city agencies and businesses, including schools, libraries, pharmacies, and banks. La Casa de Amistad funded the program and distributed the cards, while the mayor signed an executive order requiring South Bend institutions to accept them as ID."One thing I realized very quickly as mayor is that I'm responsible for supporting every resident of our community regardless of citizenship status, and we saw a lot of people who were at risk because they didn't have a way to get ID," Buttigieg told Insider.South Bend is home to roughly 4,500 undocumented immigrants, and more than 2,000 have reportedly signed up for the Community Resident Card. Buttigieg said he wanted to help the undocumented population since the federal government has failed to prioritize "meaningful" immigration reform."Now immigration is one of many issues that are important to the Latino community where I live, including entrepreneurship, economic opportunity, safety, and healthcare," he said.Today, Latinos have more political clout nationally than ever."We are now the second-largest voting bloc," said Danny Turkel, spokesman for advocacy group <a href="https://votolatino.org/">Voto Latino</a>. "Latinos are on average decades younger than the average white voter. As our influence grows and grows, it will be harder to ignore us."AP Photo/Patrick SemanskyPete Buttigieg speaks during a campaign event at Durango Hills Community Center in Las Vegas, Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020.<h2>'Nevada's role will be pivotal in deciding who the next president is'</h2>Hispanics may have more influence in Nevada and the nation alike, but successful candidates will court a variety of voters, according to Mariela Hernandez, Latino advocate for the Nevada State Democratic Party."Candidates can't focus on one pocket of voters," she told me. "They have to cultivate relationships with communities of color. Talk to those voters about issues that really hit home. The work I have seen the candidates and their staff here do with communities of color has been very impactful. You have a good team of on the ground folks who have worked on outreach to the black community, to the Latino community, to the Asian American community."But some Nevadans feel that both the press and the candidates haven't given their state as much attention as Iowa, New Hampshire, or South Carolina, which votes February 29. Politico reported earlier this month that, of the first four voting states, <a href="https://www.politico.com/news/2020/02/06/elizabeth-warren-campaign-nevada-111595">Warren, for one, has visited Nevada the least</a>."We're the newest early state, I think the most demonstrative of where the country is at," Nevada State Sen. Yvanna Cancela told me about its significance. "I think Nevada's role will be pivotal in deciding who the next president is."Cancela is a <a href="https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/nevada-caucus-minority-support-the-union-vote-and-the-x-factor-heres-what-to-watch">senior adviser to Biden's presidential campaign</a> and former Culinary Union political director."Nevada is certainly much more representative of the rest of the country than either Iowa or New Hampshire," she said. "There's a broad diverse coalition of people from all walks of life."Buttigieg has also been making appeals to Nevada's unions - from culinary workers in Las Vegas to autoworkers in Reno.One factor will determine how well he performs in Nevada, especially among voters of color, he told Insider."I want to make sure that I've done my job of conveying all of the answers and the policies that we envision," he said. <h3>NOW WATCH: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/presidential-debate-entertaining-problem-democratic-trump-reality-tv-show-2019-9">How networks treat the Democratic debates like reality TV</a></h3>

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