Odisha has announced that no new liquor shops will be opened across the state for the next three years, according to the information provided. The decision is being presented as part of a stricter approach toward alcohol and substance control. The policy is expected to draw attention from liquor consumers and businesses, while the government has also indicated stronger action against the use and sale of intoxicating substances. The reported measures extend beyond alcohol and include efforts related to tobacco products such as gutkha and other harmful substances. Authorities are also expected to focus on creating substance-free environments around educational institutions. The three-year restriction on new liquor outlets marks a significant step in the state government’s reported policy direction.
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