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<b>Letters:</b> Shun tobacco lobby

Here, the role of NGOs, celebrities, students and medical professionals is crucial

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With reference to “Fewer Indians use tobacco, but India still world’s No. 2 consumer, producer” (June 4), the government’s action on dealing with tobacco addiction is like the old saying, “running with the rabbits and hunting with the hounds”. The government does not want to displease the tobacco lobby. However, by supporting the lobby, it is playing with the health of the people, especially youngsters. The government should take all-round efforts to curb the menace and rise above petty politics. In India, cinema plays a huge role on the mindset of people, especially the youth. One is saddened by the

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