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Ramananda Sengupta
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How India-US ties fared under Donald Trump's disruptive presidency
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I🅰n our increasingly digital world, we must always remember that the truth m🐼ight not always be out there.
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‘As I recall that fateful dꦆay some two decades later, I wonder what would have happened if🧸 we had listened to the words of the Dalai Lama’
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Multi-sectoral social, economic and political interventions are a must if the WHO deadline of 2023 to remove the dead🐻ly fat from the global food chain is to be met
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Dr Shauna Downs of Rutgers University’s Department of Urban-Global Public Health believes that poorer nations might consume products with more trans fats simply because it is more afforda♋ble.
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Given the clear linkages between trans fജatty acids or TFA and non-communicable disꦺeases, we must act quickly to cap it, says Dr Rajan Sankar of Tata Trusts.
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India plans to cap the amount of this deadly unsaturated fat found across various food🍸 sectors before the WHO deadline of 2023. But some loopholes in the draft law need to be plugged first.
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Pushback from the industry and a weak regulator has allowed deadly industrial trans fats to continue in the Indian food chain, says Amit Khurana of🥀 t🦂he CSE
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Dr Shweta Khandelwal explains the dangers of trans fats, and why nutri🦹tion is interlinked with so many other vari𓆉ables like fiscal and other policies and the empowerment of civil society.
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