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    Protection of Youth Is Not Merely a Statutory Mandate, But a Moral Imperative: Karnataka HC Orders Strict Age Checks at Pubs Before Serving Alcohol
    Protection of Youth Is Not Merely a Statutory Mandate, But a Moral Imperative: Karnataka HC Orders Strict Age Checks at Pubs Before Serving Alcohol
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    Protection of Youth Is Not Merely a Statutory Mandate, But a Moral Imperative: Karnataka HC Orders Strict Age Checks at Pubs Before Serving Alcohol

    The Karnataka High Court, through Justice M. Nagaprasanna, directed breweries to ensure strict age verification via Aadhaar or valid ID, stressing checks must not be “perfunctory” but actively enforced to prevent underage alcohol access.

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    By Satyajeet Barik
    25 March 2026, 5:47 PM25 March 2026, 5:47 PM
    Can Police Enter Homes In Bihar To Conduct Breath Tests For Alcohol?:  Supreme Court To Examine Constitutional Validity of State's Prohibition Law
    Can Police Enter Homes In Bihar To Conduct Breath Tests For Alcohol?:  Supreme Court To Examine Constitutional Validity of State's Prohibition Law
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    Can Police Enter Homes In Bihar To Conduct Breath Tests For Alcohol?:  Supreme Court To Examine Constitutional Validity of State’s Prohibition Law

    The Supreme Court of India will examine police powers under Bihar prohibition law, including home entry for breath tests, while hearing the state’s appeal against a Patna High Court ruling that breath analysis alone is not conclusive proof.

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    18 March 2026, 12:43 PM18 March 2026, 12:43 PM
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