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Delhi prohibits under-21 employment in alcohol-serving venues
India
Delhi's Excise Department just rolled out a rule: if you're under 21, you can't work at places that serve alcohol—think hotels, clubs, and restaurants. This comes after checks found some spots hiring younger staff. Now, owners have a week to submit age proof, police verification, and medical fitness certificates for all employees or risk legal trouble.
New rules help protect young workers from exploitation
This isn't just about paperwork—it's part of a bigger push to clean up Delhi's liquor scene. With over 40 raids this year and more FIRs than before, the city wants safer workplaces and responsible alcohol sales. The new rules help protect young workers from exploitation and make sure everyone—staff and customers alike—can feel safer when they go out.