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Delhi High Court Upholds Ban On Sale Of Gutka, Pan Masala
Noting the "direct and pernicious impact" of smokeless tobacco on public health, the Delhi High Court Monday affirmed a ban imposed by the food safety commissioner on manufacture, storage and sale of gutka, pan masala, flavoured tobacco.
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Delhi High Court Sets Aside Ban On Gutka Sale
The Delhi High Court has quashed the notifications of the Food Safety Commissioner prohibiting the manufacture, storage, and sale of gutka, pan masala, tobacco, and similar products in the national capital in the interest of public health.
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Jharkhand Extends Ban On Sale Of Gutka, Pan Masala Till July 25 Next Year
The Jharkhand government on Tuesday extended the prohibition on the manufacture, storage, sale and distribution of Gutka and Pan Masala containing tobacco or nicotine as ingredients till July 25, next year.
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Uttar Pradesh Bans Pan Masala Amid Lockdown Over Coronavirus Pandemic
The Uttar Pradesh government has banned the manufacture and sale of pan masala, saying the move will help stop the spread of coronavirus.
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Assam Bans Gutka, Pan Masala Containing Tobacco
The Assam government on Wednesday banned the manufacture, distribution and sale of gutka and pan masala containing tobacco and nicotine for a period of one year with immediate effect.
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What Is Gutka Scam Case In Tamil Nadu? An Explanation
In 2013, the manufacture, storage and sale of the chewable forms of tobacco, including gutka and pan masala, were banned by the Tamil Nadu government.
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Bacteria In Chewable Tobacco May Up Risk Of Cancer
Are you addicted to smokeless tobacco products like plain chewable tobacco leaves, khaini, pan masala, zarda and gutka? Be warned, as researchers have identified several species of bacteria in these products that can increase the risk of cancer, lung infections, diarrhoea and vomiting.
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Ajay Devgn Issued Notice For 'Misleading Consumers' in Gutka Advert
The Health Department had in January written to Bollywood actors Shah Rukh Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Govinda, Arbaaz Khan and Sunny Leone along with Ajay Devgn, urging them not to endorse pan masala products as they contained areca nuts, a potential cancer causing agent
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Haryana Bans Gutka, Pan Masala
The Haryana government on Tuesday announced that manufacturing and sale of gutka, pan masala, and other similar products containing tobacco has been completely banned in the state.
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Will Continue Ban on Sale of Gutkha, Pan Masala: Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij
Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij today said that the manufacturing, storage, distribution and sale of tobacco products including gutka, pan masala,flavored or scented tobacco and kharra would continue to be completely banned in the state.
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Ban gutka or we will, High Court tells Akhilesh Yadav government
The Allahabad High Court today directed the Akhilesh Yadav government to spell out its stand on banning gutka (tobacco pan masala) in Uttar Pradesh within two weeks, and warned to slap a ban if the latter failed to act.
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Bombay High Court upholds ban on gutka, pan masala in Maharashtra
In a victory for the state government and the anti-tobacco activists, the Bombay High Court today upheld the ban on gutka and pan masala -- both flavoured tobacco products -- in Maharashtra.
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Punjab bans gutka, pan masala
Punjab on Monday ordered a complete ban on the sale, storage, manufacture and distribution of tobacco-based products, gutka (tobacco-laced areca nut pieces) and pan masala in the state, an official said. Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal had approved the proposal of the state health and family welfare department for banning such products across th...
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Maharashtra to ban gutka, pan masala
Maharashtra government was contemplating a ban on gutka and pan masala products, Deputy Chief Minister and senior NCP leader Ajit Pawar said today.
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Gutka, pan masala now banned foods in new govt guidelines
Chewing tobacco, like gutka and paan masala, has been included among banned "food products" in the government's new food safety guidelines. The move has been welcomed by health activists.
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Delhi High Court Upholds Ban On Sale Of Gutka, Pan Masala
Noting the "direct and pernicious impact" of smokeless tobacco on public health, the Delhi High Court Monday affirmed a ban imposed by the food safety commissioner on manufacture, storage and sale of gutka, pan masala, flavoured tobacco.
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Delhi High Court Sets Aside Ban On Gutka Sale
The Delhi High Court has quashed the notifications of the Food Safety Commissioner prohibiting the manufacture, storage, and sale of gutka, pan masala, tobacco, and similar products in the national capital in the interest of public health.
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Jharkhand Extends Ban On Sale Of Gutka, Pan Masala Till July 25 Next Year
The Jharkhand government on Tuesday extended the prohibition on the manufacture, storage, sale and distribution of Gutka and Pan Masala containing tobacco or nicotine as ingredients till July 25, next year.
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Uttar Pradesh Bans Pan Masala Amid Lockdown Over Coronavirus Pandemic
The Uttar Pradesh government has banned the manufacture and sale of pan masala, saying the move will help stop the spread of coronavirus.
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Assam Bans Gutka, Pan Masala Containing Tobacco
The Assam government on Wednesday banned the manufacture, distribution and sale of gutka and pan masala containing tobacco and nicotine for a period of one year with immediate effect.
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What Is Gutka Scam Case In Tamil Nadu? An Explanation
In 2013, the manufacture, storage and sale of the chewable forms of tobacco, including gutka and pan masala, were banned by the Tamil Nadu government.
-
Bacteria In Chewable Tobacco May Up Risk Of Cancer
Are you addicted to smokeless tobacco products like plain chewable tobacco leaves, khaini, pan masala, zarda and gutka? Be warned, as researchers have identified several species of bacteria in these products that can increase the risk of cancer, lung infections, diarrhoea and vomiting.
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Ajay Devgn Issued Notice For 'Misleading Consumers' in Gutka Advert
The Health Department had in January written to Bollywood actors Shah Rukh Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Govinda, Arbaaz Khan and Sunny Leone along with Ajay Devgn, urging them not to endorse pan masala products as they contained areca nuts, a potential cancer causing agent
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Haryana Bans Gutka, Pan Masala
The Haryana government on Tuesday announced that manufacturing and sale of gutka, pan masala, and other similar products containing tobacco has been completely banned in the state.
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Will Continue Ban on Sale of Gutkha, Pan Masala: Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij
Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij today said that the manufacturing, storage, distribution and sale of tobacco products including gutka, pan masala,flavored or scented tobacco and kharra would continue to be completely banned in the state.
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Ban gutka or we will, High Court tells Akhilesh Yadav government
The Allahabad High Court today directed the Akhilesh Yadav government to spell out its stand on banning gutka (tobacco pan masala) in Uttar Pradesh within two weeks, and warned to slap a ban if the latter failed to act.
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Bombay High Court upholds ban on gutka, pan masala in Maharashtra
In a victory for the state government and the anti-tobacco activists, the Bombay High Court today upheld the ban on gutka and pan masala -- both flavoured tobacco products -- in Maharashtra.
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Punjab bans gutka, pan masala
Punjab on Monday ordered a complete ban on the sale, storage, manufacture and distribution of tobacco-based products, gutka (tobacco-laced areca nut pieces) and pan masala in the state, an official said. Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal had approved the proposal of the state health and family welfare department for banning such products across th...
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Maharashtra to ban gutka, pan masala
Maharashtra government was contemplating a ban on gutka and pan masala products, Deputy Chief Minister and senior NCP leader Ajit Pawar said today.
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Gutka, pan masala now banned foods in new govt guidelines
Chewing tobacco, like gutka and paan masala, has been included among banned "food products" in the government's new food safety guidelines. The move has been welcomed by health activists.
