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General Forum: Current 'Affairs' | | India becomes the first country to ban smoking on screen. Will this move stop younger generations picking this habit? | |
| Hi friends! if india bans smoking on big screens people already have the habbit may not stop but there is a chance of youth not to have smoking habbit! lets hope for the best..
Posted by: Mr. naveenkumarreddy annamreddy At: 4, Jun 2005 4:31:41 PM IST
vITi tO paaTu aSlIlameina scenes kUDaa tIsEste baaguMDunu.
Posted by: Mrs. shaloo At: 4, Jun 2005 12:33:13 PM IST
No Use...
Posted by: Mr. Vachaspathi V At: 3, Jun 2005 5:34:16 PM IST
no use
Posted by: chakri At: 2, Jun 2005 1:49:52 PM IST
This type of intiative steps may (not) bring desired and positive results .
But it is the duty of every government to see the welfare of the citizens.It should take positive steps to srengthen the society. aarOgyamE mahaabhaagyamU
Posted by: Mrs. shaloo At: 2, Jun 2005 12:15:35 PM IST
The Union Health Ministry has issued directives banning all smoking scenes in films as well as on television. The government has also banned showing cigarette packs, hoardings or even using any item with a cigarette brand name on it in films. With these stringent rules, India becomes the first country to ban smoking on screen. To be effective from August 1, 2005, the order has been notified on the occasion of World No-Tobacco Day. Would these initiatives generate desired results and desist youth from picking up this habit? Discuss.
Posted by: Site Administrator At: 1, Jun 2005 6:58:18 PM IST
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