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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea To Increase Smoking Age To 21
The Supreme Court on Friday junked a plea seeking a direction to increase the smoking age from 18 to 21, and ban the sale of loose cigarettes.
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Jammu And Kashmir Bans Sale Of Loose Cigarettes, Beedis And Tobacco
Jammu and Kashmir government has banned sale of loose cigarettes, 'beedis' and tobacco in the state with immediate effect in a bid to discourage consumption of tobacco products especially among the youths.
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ITC Falls as Uttar Pradesh Bans Sale of Loose Cigarette Sticks
Tobacco major ITC came under sharp selling pressure on Thursday, and languished at the bottom of the 50-share Nifty with over 2 per cent cut.
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Sale of Loose Cigarettes Now Invites Prison Term in Uttar Pradesh
Sale of loose cigarettes across Uttar Pradesh has been banned and deemed a penal offence with immediate effect, officials said in Lucknow on Wednesday.
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VAT on Tobacco Products Hiked in Uttar Pradesh
Cigarette smoking and consumption of other tobacco products will become costlier in Uttar Pradesh as the state government today decided to hike Value Added Tax (VAT) on them besides banning sale of loose cigarettes in the market.
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75 Per Cent of Cigarettes Sold Loose in India: Study
Nearly 75 per cent of all cigarettes in India are sold as single sticks valued at close to 30 per cent of the Rs.35,000 crore (over $5 billion) Indian market, an international journal says. The sale of single cigarettes, which is not in the interest of public health, is an important factor for early experimentation, initiation and persistence of to...
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ITC Slumps 4% over Tough Provisions of Anti-Smoking Bill
Tobacco companies such as ITC and Godfrey Philips India fell sharply on Wednesday as the government moved to amend the anti-smoking law, which proposes radical changes such as banning sale of loose cigarettes and raising the minimum age of a person buying tobacco products to 21 years from existing 18.
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Government Proposes Ban on Sale of Loose Cigarettes
Brushing aside opposition, the government today moved to amend the anti-smoking law and proposed radical changes, including ban on sale of loose cigarettes and raising the minimum age of a person buying tobacco products to 21 years from existing 18.
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Ban on Sale of Loose Cigarettes Put on Hold by Government: Sources
The proposal of banning the sale of loose cigarettes has been put on hold by the government, say sources.
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ITC Rebounds; Analysts Say Cigarette Restrictions Hard to Implement
Cigarette makers rebounded on Wednesday with ITC gaining over 2.5 per cent to top the 50-share Nifty index in morning trade. Shares in India's largest cigarette maker had fallen 5 per cent yesterday after the government accepted tough tobacoo measures such as banning the sale of unpackaged cigarettes.
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Government Moves Towards Ban on Loose Cigarettes to Deter Smoking
The government moved a step closer to banning the sale of unpackaged cigarettes, with a view to discourage smoking in a country where close to a million people each year die of tobacco-related diseases.
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Tough Tobacco Policy Soon, Sale of Loose Cigarettes May be Banned
Shares of tobacco companies fell sharply on Tuesday after the government accepted the recommendations of an expert panel, which has proposed banning the sale of loose cigarettes among other tough measures. These recommendations will now be put before the Cabinet and will also require a Parliament nod before they are implemented.
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Government Considering Ban on Sale of Loose Cigarettes: Report
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is taking several steps to curb India's tobacco consumption. It has increased taxes on tobacco products and ordered companies to print more health warnings on packages.
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ITC Shares Fall amid Reports of Tough Tobacco Policy
ITC shares fell nearly 2 per cent on Wednesday pulling down the broader Sensex and Nifty. According to media reports, an expert government panel has proposed a ban on sale of loose cigarettes, which account for 70-75 per cent of industry volumes in the country. Ban on loose cigarettes can dent ITC's volumes by 8-10 per cent, analysts say.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea To Increase Smoking Age To 21
The Supreme Court on Friday junked a plea seeking a direction to increase the smoking age from 18 to 21, and ban the sale of loose cigarettes.
-
Jammu And Kashmir Bans Sale Of Loose Cigarettes, Beedis And Tobacco
Jammu and Kashmir government has banned sale of loose cigarettes, 'beedis' and tobacco in the state with immediate effect in a bid to discourage consumption of tobacco products especially among the youths.
-
ITC Falls as Uttar Pradesh Bans Sale of Loose Cigarette Sticks
Tobacco major ITC came under sharp selling pressure on Thursday, and languished at the bottom of the 50-share Nifty with over 2 per cent cut.
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Sale of Loose Cigarettes Now Invites Prison Term in Uttar Pradesh
Sale of loose cigarettes across Uttar Pradesh has been banned and deemed a penal offence with immediate effect, officials said in Lucknow on Wednesday.
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VAT on Tobacco Products Hiked in Uttar Pradesh
Cigarette smoking and consumption of other tobacco products will become costlier in Uttar Pradesh as the state government today decided to hike Value Added Tax (VAT) on them besides banning sale of loose cigarettes in the market.
-
75 Per Cent of Cigarettes Sold Loose in India: Study
Nearly 75 per cent of all cigarettes in India are sold as single sticks valued at close to 30 per cent of the Rs.35,000 crore (over $5 billion) Indian market, an international journal says. The sale of single cigarettes, which is not in the interest of public health, is an important factor for early experimentation, initiation and persistence of to...
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ITC Slumps 4% over Tough Provisions of Anti-Smoking Bill
Tobacco companies such as ITC and Godfrey Philips India fell sharply on Wednesday as the government moved to amend the anti-smoking law, which proposes radical changes such as banning sale of loose cigarettes and raising the minimum age of a person buying tobacco products to 21 years from existing 18.
-
Government Proposes Ban on Sale of Loose Cigarettes
Brushing aside opposition, the government today moved to amend the anti-smoking law and proposed radical changes, including ban on sale of loose cigarettes and raising the minimum age of a person buying tobacco products to 21 years from existing 18.
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Ban on Sale of Loose Cigarettes Put on Hold by Government: Sources
The proposal of banning the sale of loose cigarettes has been put on hold by the government, say sources.
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ITC Rebounds; Analysts Say Cigarette Restrictions Hard to Implement
Cigarette makers rebounded on Wednesday with ITC gaining over 2.5 per cent to top the 50-share Nifty index in morning trade. Shares in India's largest cigarette maker had fallen 5 per cent yesterday after the government accepted tough tobacoo measures such as banning the sale of unpackaged cigarettes.
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Government Moves Towards Ban on Loose Cigarettes to Deter Smoking
The government moved a step closer to banning the sale of unpackaged cigarettes, with a view to discourage smoking in a country where close to a million people each year die of tobacco-related diseases.
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Tough Tobacco Policy Soon, Sale of Loose Cigarettes May be Banned
Shares of tobacco companies fell sharply on Tuesday after the government accepted the recommendations of an expert panel, which has proposed banning the sale of loose cigarettes among other tough measures. These recommendations will now be put before the Cabinet and will also require a Parliament nod before they are implemented.
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Government Considering Ban on Sale of Loose Cigarettes: Report
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is taking several steps to curb India's tobacco consumption. It has increased taxes on tobacco products and ordered companies to print more health warnings on packages.
-
ITC Shares Fall amid Reports of Tough Tobacco Policy
ITC shares fell nearly 2 per cent on Wednesday pulling down the broader Sensex and Nifty. According to media reports, an expert government panel has proposed a ban on sale of loose cigarettes, which account for 70-75 per cent of industry volumes in the country. Ban on loose cigarettes can dent ITC's volumes by 8-10 per cent, analysts say.
