Telangana is the leading state in India for excise collection per capita, with an impressive annual figure of ₹4,860 per person. This substantial amount places it ahead of Karnataka, which ranks second with an annual per capita excise collection of ₹4,432. The data reflects Telangana’s significant role in the liquor industry, showcasing its top position compared to other states. Haryana and Punjab, with annual per capita excise collections of ₹3,219 and ₹2,584 respectively, follow behind, but they still demonstrate strong performance in excise revenue.
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Liquor Spending Per Capita
When it comes to average annual per capita expenditure on alcoholic beverages, Telangana also leads the nation. The average expenditure in Telangana is ₹1,623, which is notably higher than Andhra Pradesh, the second-highest spender with an average of ₹1,306. This indicates a high level of consumer spending on alcohol in Telangana. Other states such as Odisha and Punjab also report significant expenditures at ₹1,156 and ₹1,245 respectively, reflecting substantial alcohol consumption in these regions as well.
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Trends and Growth
Telangana’s expenditure on alcoholic beverages has experienced significant growth over recent years. From ₹745 in the fiscal year 2014-15, the per capita spending surged to ₹1,623 in 2022-23. This increase underscores a growing trend in alcohol consumption and spending in the state. Notably, this trend has remained strong even during the COVID-19 pandemic, indicating resilience and sustained demand in the alcoholic beverage market despite economic disruptions.
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The rise in both excise collection and consumer expenditure on alcoholic beverages highlights Telangana’s prominent position in India’s liquor industry, reflecting both its market size and the state’s role as a major contributor to national excise revenue.