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15-May-2001
INDIA. Plans by Indian Customs to introduce checks on departing passengers buying duty-free liquor have been described as bureaucratic and unnecessary meddling by the India Tourism Development Corp.
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INDIA. Plans by Indian Customs to introduce checks on departing passengers buying duty-free liquor have been described as bureaucratic and unnecessary meddling.
Customs authorities have written to the incumbent duty-free
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