69 percent of Indians believe that warning images on tobacco packs don't work
Lifestyle | June 01, 2017 10:53 IST63 percent of smokers believe that government should come up with strict rules to tackle smoking addiction in country
63 percent of smokers believe that government should come up with strict rules to tackle smoking addiction in country
Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered cigarette manufacturers to immediately follow the new federal rules requiring bigger health warnings on cigarette packs.
Faced with a threat following reports of the government contemplating a complete ban on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into the tobacco sector, cigarette stocks today witnessed a massive selling spree, resulting in a fall of up to 17.4 per cent.
New Delhi: The Indian tobacco industry today announced that it will stop the production of all its products with immediate effect citing ambiguity over Centre’s direction to carry pictorial warnings on the packets of all
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday issued notice on a PIL seeking a complete ban on the production of cigarettes and other tobacco products across the country.An Apex Court bench headed by Chief Justice
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