Officials wouldn't name the 16 proposed liquor-free places, nor a date for the ban to come into effect, saying the cabinet would meet on this in temple town Maheshwar on Friday. Sources, however ...

As per a temple priest, cited in a Times of India ... Orchha, Chitrakoot, and Amarkantak. Additionally, liquor shops in six village panchayats—Salkanpur, Barman Kala, Linga, Kundalpur, Bandakpur ...

However, Times of India has reported that the liquor ban may be implemented in Ujjain, Orchha, Salkanpur, Chitrakoot, Omkareshwar, Maheshwar, Maihar, Amarkantak and Pashupatinath temple area of ...

The Shankaracharya graciously agreed to this and also consented to participate in a programme at the Annapurna temple. Earlier, CM Yogi visited the ashram of Shri Kalyan Seva Ashram, Amarkantak in ...

Amarkantak, the Pashupatinath temple area of Mandsaur, and potentially eight other religious cities. These cities are renowned for their religious significance. While Ujjain and Omkareshwar are ...

According to sources, a liquor ban could be implemented in Ujjain, Orchha, Salkanpur, Chitrkoot, Omkareshwar, Maihar, Amarkantak and Pashupatinath temple areas along with some others in Madhya Pradesh ...

Amarkantak; and the Pashupatinath temple area in Mandsaur. The 17 towns consist of one municipal corporation, six nagar palikas (municipalities), six nagar parishads (urban councils), and six village ...

The Shankaracharya graciously agreed to this and also consented to participate in a programme at the Annapurna temple ... of Shri Kalyan Seva Ashram, Amarkantak, located in Sector 19, where ...

These significant religious sites where liquor would be banned are located in different districts, including Mahakaleshwar in Ujjain, Orchha (temple of Raja Ram, Amarkantak (on the bank of Narmada ...

stating the cabinet would meet on Friday in temple town Maheshwar. While the exact locations were not disclosed, sources suggest the ban may be implemented in prominent sites such as Ujjain, Orchha, ...