‘Govt. committed to bigger pictorial warnings on tobacco’

April 25, 2015 02:45 am | Updated 02:45 am IST - New Delhi:

Government on Friday expressed its commitment to increase the size of pictorial warnings on tobacco products.

Seeking to deflect criticism for keeping on hold the decision on bigger pictorial warnings that was part of strategies to curb tobacco consumption, Health Minister J.P. Nadda told the Lok Sabha that the Government will see to it that the size of the health warnings are increased.

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