
Restobars told to share locations using Google Maps
The Hindu
The Delhi Excise Department has directed owners of clubs, restaurants and hotels in the city to share the location of their establishments using Google Maps, a move aimed at preparing a digital database, officials said on Monday.
The department said non-compliance of its directions will be viewed seriously. There are over 1,000 hotels, clubs and restobars in the national capital with excise licences to serve liquor to their customers.
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