Suman Kumar criticizes the tobacco policy of India and tells that the anti-tobacco/anti-smoking policies taken by the government are not based on ground realities.
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Dear Rezwan,
Theres a chance to change the tobacco policies the 14th WCTOH is being held in India.
During this conference policy makers from around the world will meet to decide the future of the tobacco industry. With reference to this we would be more than happy to have your opinion to put forth to them.
Check Indiamatters.co.in for more details or to leave your opinion.
Thanks,
Clyde!