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In the upcoming assembly elections, the demand for a ban on liquor has become a hot political issue.
The Wire Staff
Mar 18 2016
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In the upcoming assembly elections, the demand for a ban on liquor has become a hot political issue.
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In the upcoming assembly elections, the demand for a ban on liquor has become a hot political issue. Here's why:

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For more details, read Sandhya Ravishankar's story, What Tamil Women Want in 2016: The Many Widows of Kumaran Nagar Demand Prohibition

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