United Breweries may raise beer prices further in India's Telangana, a top official said, days after the country's largest beer-consuming state permitted brands to do so for the first time in five years.

Though the government called it a 15 per cent hike, the maximum retail price (MRP) of beers including taxes has gone up by 15 per cent to 19 per cent for consumers

Hyderabad: With a 15% increase in local beer prices effective Tuesday, the lowest price for a beer bottle will now be 120, while the highest will be 3.

People in Telangana, led by BRS spokesperson Sravan Daosju, express their dissatisfaction with the state government's 15% beer price increase. Sravan accuses the government of betraying voters and favoring crony capitalists.

The Telangana government has implemented a 15% increase in beer prices, effective from February 11. According to a recent government directive, all existing stock must now be sold at the revised higher rates.

India's top beer-consuming state, Telangana, increased the price of the beverage by 15 per cent, effective February 11. The hike is a result of the government's new excise policy.

The Telangana government has issued orders to hike beer prices by 15% from February 11. An order issued by SAM Rizvi, Principal Secretary of the Revenue (Prohib

With the hike, a 650ml bottle of beer is now expected to cost between ₹170 and ₹180, depending on the brand, making Telangana one of the most expensive states for beer consumption in South India.

India's top beer-consumer state Telangana has allowed beer prices to be increased from Tuesday, weeks after a brief halt in supply by Heineken's Indian unit United Breweries over pricing issues. The order also directed that all existing stock be sold at the revised rates from Tuesday.