Dry Days in Delhi: Yes, today, March 31, 2025, is a dry day in Delhi due to the observance of Eid-ul-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan. On dry days, the sale of alcohol is prohibited in licensed liquor shops, bars, and restaurants throughout the city
| Day | Date | Occasion |
| Sunday | 06-Apr | Ram Navami |
| Thurdady | 10-Apr | Mahavir Jayanti |
| Friday | 18-Apr | Good Friday |
| Monday | 12-May | Budha Purnima |
| Saturday | 07-Jun | Bakri Id |
So mark these days for the dry days in Delhi. It does not include NCR as the rules followed there are different.
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What happens on Dry Days in Delhi?
The liquor shops in Delhi NCR are closed on these days. On dry days, liquor is not served in restaurants, bars, or hotels. The sale and service of alcohol are prohibited across all licensed establishments, including liquor shops, clubs, and restaurants, as per government regulations.
However, some private clubs, five-star hotels, and embassies may have exceptions based on special licenses, but this is not common. If you are staying at a premium hotel, you may check with them directly.
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