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Dry days in Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir
No. Today (15 October 2026) is not a dry day in Jammu. Licensed bars and liquor shops can usually sell alcohol unless a last-minute notice applies. Jammu follows Jammu and Kashmir alcohol and dry-day rules. This calendar uses the three national dry days. District authorities can add extra closures for security, festivals, or elections at short notice.
On declared dry days, licensed liquor shops and alcohol-serving venues generally cannot sell or serve alcohol.
Legal drinking age note: 21 in common guidance.