The Union Health Ministry has urged all ministries, departments and autonomous bodies to display warnings on Indian snacks ...

Health ministry issues directive for public venues to carry cautionary notices aimed at making people 'aware about hidden ...

Health Ministry mandates calorie count warnings on popular Indian snacks to combat rising lifestyle diseases nationwide.

A recent health advisory recommending the display of “oil and sugar boards” in public and workplace settings has sparked ...

Health ministry issues directive for public venues to carry cautionary notices aimed at making people 'aware about hidden fats and excess sugar' ...

The Union Health Ministry is promoting awareness about healthy living by requiring boards displaying sugar and oil content in ...

The Union Health Ministry has also called for printing health messages on all official stationery, as a daily reminder to ...

Amla is great for immunity, skin, and digestion, but only if you eat it right. Experts explain why fermenting amla could make ...

India’s beloved snacks like samosa and jalebi may soon face health reality check. These oil soaked rich and heavy snacks may get health risk warning on pack just like label on cigarette packet.

The advisory falls under the Ministry’s flagship National Programme for Prevention and Control of Non Communicable Diseases ...

The oil and sugar boards are reportedly brightly colored posters that reveal information such as the quantum of fat and sugar ...

Experts warn India’s health star food labels are misleading and call for clear warning signs instead. With rising lifestyle diseases, the Supreme Court has asked the Centre to act within three months.