Movement to sell toddy from January 21
The Hindu
TIRUNELVELITamil Nadu Toddy Movement has decided to sell toddy across Tamil Nadu from January 21, its field coordinator S. Nallasamy has said. Speaking to reporters here on Monday, Mr. Nallasamy said
TIRUNELVELI
Tamil Nadu Toddy Movement has decided to sell toddy across Tamil Nadu from January 21, its field coordinator S. Nallasamy has said.
Speaking to reporters here on Monday, Mr. Nallasamy said toddy, which was part of the food of the ancient men and women, had been banned with the ulterior motive of encouraging liquor industry supplying Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) to the shops being run by Tasmac. Moreover, the ban on toddy and liberal sale of liquor had denied the right to food for the people.
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