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Mumbai youths teach the art of drinking when you are 18
Updated On: 10 September, 2016 08:46 AM IST | | Gaurav Sarkar
<p>Mumbai nightclubs are not allowed to serve teenagers. Yet, it continues to happen. The city's youngsters give mid-day an insight into how they manage to get past bouncers with fake IDs</p>

Mumbai bars: Here's how kids con their way in

A state ruling in 2011 raised the legal age of drinking to 25 in Maharashtra. While beer and wine can be served to 21-year-olds and above, hard liquor can only be served to those above 25. This essentially means that anyone under the age of 21 cannot be allowed to enter the city’s clubs
It's 11 PM on Saturday night and a group of 12 climbs the stairs of a popular Lower Parel mall to head to its favourite weekend haunt for a night of heavy partying. There are around 30 youngsters in a queue.
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