What is clear though is that the hybrid model means that there are significant variations in State policy, and that these lead to widely different public health outcomes: for example, the prevalence of current drinking amongst males varies from 62.1% in Tripura, where there is a significant amount of informal alcohol produced and consumed, to 1.7% in Bihar, although here (as in other States where prohibition is in place) there is likely to be significant underreporting [ 8 ].
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