AP To Allot 807 Liquor Shops For Excise Year 2026-27
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The Andhra Pradesh government is inviting applications to allot 807 liquor retail shops for the 2026-27 excise year via a draw of lots.
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- The government of Andhra Pradesh is offering 807 liquor retail shops for new allotment through a draw of lots for the upcoming excise year.
- Applications for the shops, which include 799 open category and eight reserved category licenses, are open until October 1, 2026.
- Interested parties can submit applications through online, hybrid, or offline methods.
- The selection process will conclude with a draw of lots on October 5.
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Ch. Sridhar
Excise commissioner
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“applications were being invited for the 807 shops whose licences were not renewed or were non-functional and are being offered for fresh allotment”
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…1. The Andhra Pradesh government will allot 807 liquor retail shops (A4) through a draw of lots for the excise year from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2027. Excise commissioner Ch. Sridhar said on Friday that applications were being invited for the 807 shops whose licences were not renewed or were non-functional and are being offered for fresh allotment . Of these, 799 are in the open category and eight are reserved for toddy tappers (Geetha Kulalu). The shops have been notified through the respective district gazettes. The application process began on Sept 24, with…
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