Dry days alert! Liquor sales to be banned in THESE states on Independence Day, Janmashtami; check details

Dry days warning! Independence Day, Janathtami will be banned in liquor sales in these states; Check the details

While the Indian Independence Day and Prepared for Janmashtami, Bengaluru and Delhi residents should be aware that both cities will observe dry days on 15 August and 16 August 2025. The prohibition will be in force every day covering bars, bars, wine shops, restaurants and liquor outlets.

Why will Bengaluru and Delhi follow the dry days?

Authorities announced these restrictions to protect the law and order during public meetings, parade and religious festivals. On the Day of Independence is a mandatory dry day in India, and Janmashtami is traditionally seen as a traditional dry day in various states, including Karnataka and Delhi. Since there will be no exemption, residents are advised to plan their purchases in advance.

Approaching dry days in August 2025

In addition to August 15 and 16, Bengaluru can observe a dry day for Ganesh Chaturthi on August 27th. Delhi usually follows similar restrictions for large festivals. The Moon will end on September 6 with Anant Chaturdashi, a day marked by the Grand Ganesh Idol immersion ceremonies and can lead to alcohol restrictions.

What are dry days?

Dry days are certain dates when the sale of alcohol is prohibited in licensed organizations. These dates are generally compatible with national holidays, religious festivals and election days. Although the sale is restricted, special consumption is usually allowed. In states such as Bihar, Gujarat, Nagaland, Mizoram and Lakshadweep, alcohol was completely banned throughout the year.

Why are dry days important?

Dry days are to respect cultural and religious emotions, to ensure public security and to protect the order during major meetings. They also exhibited the government’s efforts to increase national sacredness and religious events. The celebration often attracts large crowds in cities such as Bengaluru and Delhi, and helps to minimize dry days of disruptions and prevent alcohol -related events.

Plan in advance for the month of the festival

In August, social events, parties or travel planning, being aware of dry -day programs can save last -minute difficulties. Mark on your calendar on 15 and 16 August and check official notifications about Ganesh Chaturthi restrictions to avoid discomfort.