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Bihar Booze Ban Fails: NCAER Study Advocates for Lift
NCAER's study reveals that Bihar's alcohol prohibition hasn't reduced crime and suggests lifting it to boost state revenue. The research indicates that removing the ban could increase tax revenue by 14-15%, while also promoting development and reducing illicit activities. Advocates argue that a more regulated alcohol market could enhance capital spending and overall growth in Bihar.
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