Liquor ban across Mumbai and other cities kicked in after 6 pm on November 18 and will last till 6 pm on the voting day. Paid leave for public sector employees and other measures are in place to ensure smooth elections.
Maharashtra Elections 2024Liquor BanBanksStock MarketHealthcareReal Estate MumbaiNov 19, 2024
The liquor ban in Mumbai and other cities started at 6 pm on November 18 and will end at 6 pm on the voting day.
Many banks have announced extended hours of operation to accommodate voters and other customers during the election period.
The stock market may experience some volatility in the days leading up to and following the election. Investors are advised to stay informed and make well-informed decisions.
Yes, public sector employees, including those working in government offices, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities, have been given paid leave to facilitate the election process.
Yes, hospitals and healthcare facilities will remain open and fully staffed to provide necessary medical care during the election period.
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