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Excise Secretary Concludes Statewide Inspection of Liquor Manufacturing Units and Offices

From July 29 to 31, Excise Secretary Jeewan Subba conducted a statewide inspection of liquor manufacturing units and Excise offices in Majhitar, Rangpo, Melli, Manpur, and Jorethang.

He met with departmental staff and management teams of units like Sikkim Distillery and Yuksom Breweries, instructing officials to maintain accurate records, avoid irregularities, and report regularly.

Staff grievances were acknowledged, with assurances of necessary support.

He encouraged greater CSR contributions from the factories and emphasized discipline, cleanliness, and punctuality in all offices.

At Rangpo’s Excise testing lab, the Secretary reviewed operations and assured support for its much-needed upgrade.

The visit aimed to strengthen transparency, efficiency, and regulatory enforcement within the Excise Department.

Synopsis

Event: Three-day inspection tour by Excise Secretary Jeewan Subba

Dates: July 2-31, 2025

Locations Covered: Majhitar, Rangpo, Melli, Manpur, and Jorethang

Purpose: To inspect liquor manufacturing units and Excise offices, ensure regulatory compliance, address staff concerns, and assess infrastructure needs.

Key Points:

  • Visited units including Sikkim Distillery and Yuksom Breweries
  • Directed Excise officials to maintain proper records and avoid irregularities
  • Addressed grievances of staff and assured departmental support
  • Encouraged manufacturing units to enhance Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts
  • Emphasized punctuality, cleanliness, and dedication in Excise offices
  • Reviewed operations at Melli and Rangpo check posts
  • Inspected Excise testing laboratory at Chanatar, Rangpo; assured support for upgradation

Outcome:

The visit reinforced administrative discipline, transparency, and a commitment to infrastructure development and staff welfare within the Excise Department.

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