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  • karnataka bans hookah across state to fight tobacco related diseases
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    By India Observers
    February 8, 2024
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    Karnataka Bans Hookah Across State To Fight Tobacco-Related Diseases

    Karnataka’s Health Minister, Dinesh Gundu Rao, announced a major step on Wednesday: a complete ban on Hookah in the state.  This ban includes both tobacco and non-tobacco types and applies to all public places like hotels, restaurants, and bars.  The decision aims to fight tobacco-related diseases and also to stop the illegal Hookah bars near ...
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    Health Ministry Replaces 60% Shelf-Life Rule with Fixed 12-Month Residual Life for Imported Drugs

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