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Haryana Govt's Big Decision: Flavoured Hookahs Banned in Night Clubs, Bars and Restaurants - Vimarsana News

Haryana Govt's Big Decision: Flavoured Hookahs Banned in Night Clubs, Bars and Restaurants

The Manohar Lal Khattar-led Haryana Government on Sunday imposed a ban on serving flavoured hookahs to customers in nightclubs, bars, restaurants, and similar establishments across the state. - Haryana Govt's Big Decision: Flavoured Hookahs Banned in Night Clubs, Bars and Restaurants

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Manohar Lal Khattar announces ban on 'Hookah bars' in Haryana - Vimarsana News

Manohar Lal Khattar announces ban on 'Hookah bars' in Haryana

Haryana CM Khattar announces ban on hookah bars in the state, except for traditional hookahs in rural areas.

Cigars Versus Cigarettes – A Tobacco Showdown - Vimarsana News

Cigars Versus Cigarettes – A Tobacco Showdown

People that smoke-sans the world's snowman-usually prefer Buy Cheap Cigarettes and cigars whenever it refers to tobacco. It ends in a drug battle between two options: one argument says that cigarettes are safer in scene right and out West story arc and one party counter claimed dominance for cigars. Ashes scatter, cigars weep on the

Ordinance Would Make It Costly for Hookah Bars to Operate on Lincoln Road - Vimarsana News

Ordinance Would Make It Costly for Hookah Bars to Operate on Lincoln Road

Some hookah bars on Lincoln Road will have just weeks to change their business model or pay more in rental fees.

Cabinet okays cess on power cos, set to ban hookah bars | Ranchi News - Vimarsana News

Cabinet okays cess on power cos, set to ban hookah bars | Ranchi News

Image used for representational purpose only RANCHI: The state cabinet on Thursday approved the Jharkhand Green Energy Cess Bill 2021, which aims to levy a cess of Rs 0.15 per unit from companies that produce power from conventional sources, organisations which use high voltage transmission lines of 33KV and industrial units that have their own captive power production units. The cess will not be applicable to power companies whose 51% ownership is held by the state government. A bill in this regard would be tabled during the Budget session. The ministerial council, headed by chief minister...