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Tobacco Packs To Get New Image, Health Warning From December 1
Tobacco products manufactured, imported, or packaged on or after December 1, 2022 will display a new image with the textual health warning "Tobacco causes painful death," the Union Health Ministry has said.
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Rs 335 Crore Black Money Found After Raids On Pune Tobacco Group
The Income Tax Department has detected about Rs 335 crore undisclosed income after it raided a Pune-based business group engaged in packaging and sale of tobacco products and related items, the Central Board of Direct Taxes said on Monday.
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Tobacco Products To Carry Pictorial Warning On 85 % Of Packaging Space
Tobacco products would continue to carry pictorial warning covering 85 per cent of the packaging space, the Supreme Court today said.
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Top Court To Hear Tobacco Items 85% Warning Label Case Next Month
The Supreme Court today declined to pass an interim stay on a judgement of the Karnataka High Court that struck down a Union Health Ministry rule, which made it compulsory for makers of tobacco products to show pictorial health warning covering 85 per cent of the product's package
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea On Pictorial Warning On Tobacco Products Today
The Supreme Court agreed to hear today itself a batch of petitions challenging the Karnataka High Court order which quashed the government regulation that packets of tobacco products must carry pictorial warning covering 85 per cent of packaging space.
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Karnataka High Court Strikes Down 85% Pictorial Warning Rule For Tobacco Products
The Karnataka High Court today struck down the 2014 amendment rules that mandated pictorial health warnings to cover 85 per cent of tobacco product packaging space, holding that they violated Constitutional norms.
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Cabinet May Soon Consider Complete FDI Ban In Tobacco Sector: Report
Under new norms introduced by the government, tobacco products would have to carry larger pictorial warnings covering 85 per cent of the packaging space.
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On World No Tobacco Day, New Zealand Backs Plain Packaging For Cigarettes
New Zealand said today it will introduce plain packaging on tobacco products, joining a growing list of countries planning similar measures despite the threat of legal action from the industry.
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Top Court To Hear Cases Challenging Tobacco Pack Warnings On Monday
The Supreme Court said on Friday it will hear petitions filed by the $11 billion tobacco industry against the government's stringent package warning rules next week, when it will also review other similar cases filed in recent years.
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ITC to Resume Cigarette Production Amid Health Warning Row
ITC Ltd, India's biggest cigarette maker, said it would resume production at its factories "consequent upon" a favourable court order, two weeks after it decided to shutter its plants over the government's stringent new packaging rules.
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Tobacco Notification Challenged In Gujarat High Court; Notice To Centre
The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday issued a notice to the Centre on a petition challenging the Union Health Ministry's notification which makes 85 per cent pictorial warning on both sides of tobacco product packages mandatory from April 1.
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Implement Bigger Warnings On Tobacco Products: Medical Association to Centre
The Indian Medical Association has urged the Centre to ensure timely implementation of the 85 per cent pictorial health warnings display on both sides of tobacco packages from April 1.
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Bigger Warnings on Tobacco Products From Next Year, Rules Court
Graphic warnings will have to cover at least 85 per cent of the packaging on both sides of tobacco products, the Rajasthan High Court ruled today.
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How Cigarettes in India are Beating the Ban on Pictorial Warnings
They come with labels such as green apple, fresh mint and paan flavour, glossy packaging and none of the mandatory pictorial warnings that could repel those tempted to buy cigarettes. These are illegal cigarettes, flooding tobacco shops across Delhi.
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Singapore to increase sin taxes to help its growing number of elderlies
Singapore on Friday announced steep increases in alcohol, gambling and tobacco taxes as it pledged billions of dollars in healthcare subsidy for its growing ranks of elderly citizens.
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Tobacco Packs To Get New Image, Health Warning From December 1
Tobacco products manufactured, imported, or packaged on or after December 1, 2022 will display a new image with the textual health warning "Tobacco causes painful death," the Union Health Ministry has said.
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Rs 335 Crore Black Money Found After Raids On Pune Tobacco Group
The Income Tax Department has detected about Rs 335 crore undisclosed income after it raided a Pune-based business group engaged in packaging and sale of tobacco products and related items, the Central Board of Direct Taxes said on Monday.
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Tobacco Products To Carry Pictorial Warning On 85 % Of Packaging Space
Tobacco products would continue to carry pictorial warning covering 85 per cent of the packaging space, the Supreme Court today said.
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Top Court To Hear Tobacco Items 85% Warning Label Case Next Month
The Supreme Court today declined to pass an interim stay on a judgement of the Karnataka High Court that struck down a Union Health Ministry rule, which made it compulsory for makers of tobacco products to show pictorial health warning covering 85 per cent of the product's package
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea On Pictorial Warning On Tobacco Products Today
The Supreme Court agreed to hear today itself a batch of petitions challenging the Karnataka High Court order which quashed the government regulation that packets of tobacco products must carry pictorial warning covering 85 per cent of packaging space.
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Karnataka High Court Strikes Down 85% Pictorial Warning Rule For Tobacco Products
The Karnataka High Court today struck down the 2014 amendment rules that mandated pictorial health warnings to cover 85 per cent of tobacco product packaging space, holding that they violated Constitutional norms.
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Cabinet May Soon Consider Complete FDI Ban In Tobacco Sector: Report
Under new norms introduced by the government, tobacco products would have to carry larger pictorial warnings covering 85 per cent of the packaging space.
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On World No Tobacco Day, New Zealand Backs Plain Packaging For Cigarettes
New Zealand said today it will introduce plain packaging on tobacco products, joining a growing list of countries planning similar measures despite the threat of legal action from the industry.
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Top Court To Hear Cases Challenging Tobacco Pack Warnings On Monday
The Supreme Court said on Friday it will hear petitions filed by the $11 billion tobacco industry against the government's stringent package warning rules next week, when it will also review other similar cases filed in recent years.
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ITC to Resume Cigarette Production Amid Health Warning Row
ITC Ltd, India's biggest cigarette maker, said it would resume production at its factories "consequent upon" a favourable court order, two weeks after it decided to shutter its plants over the government's stringent new packaging rules.
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Tobacco Notification Challenged In Gujarat High Court; Notice To Centre
The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday issued a notice to the Centre on a petition challenging the Union Health Ministry's notification which makes 85 per cent pictorial warning on both sides of tobacco product packages mandatory from April 1.
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Implement Bigger Warnings On Tobacco Products: Medical Association to Centre
The Indian Medical Association has urged the Centre to ensure timely implementation of the 85 per cent pictorial health warnings display on both sides of tobacco packages from April 1.
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Bigger Warnings on Tobacco Products From Next Year, Rules Court
Graphic warnings will have to cover at least 85 per cent of the packaging on both sides of tobacco products, the Rajasthan High Court ruled today.
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How Cigarettes in India are Beating the Ban on Pictorial Warnings
They come with labels such as green apple, fresh mint and paan flavour, glossy packaging and none of the mandatory pictorial warnings that could repel those tempted to buy cigarettes. These are illegal cigarettes, flooding tobacco shops across Delhi.
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Singapore to increase sin taxes to help its growing number of elderlies
Singapore on Friday announced steep increases in alcohol, gambling and tobacco taxes as it pledged billions of dollars in healthcare subsidy for its growing ranks of elderly citizens.
