6 Things That Should Be Banned Immediately In India

Living in a society whose definition of justice is totally different, it gets hard for a common citizen to put whats on his/her mind across conveniently. They always ponder what will the society and the people say or think about their personal decisions and perspectives.

Moreover, the hierarchy of social status plays more important role in any decision making. If you have the money to get yourself out of a situation, you can get yourself out of anything possible. Is that right?

In the last few days itself we have seen shocking things on the internet that simple things like maggie and milk powder being tampered ridiculously. But what have we done for that? Being common people living in respectable societies, what can we do for our country whose preamble itself says 'For The people. By the people'.

Weird Things That Happen Only In India

Come with me and check out few of the shocking things that MUST be banned in India immediately. Be the judge yourselves and decide what is right and what is wrong. If you can click that button for downloads you can definitely click that button for change.

Maggie

Few days back the FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority Of India) found out that our beloved Maggie has excessive MSG (Monosodium Glutamate) and lead in it. Do you know that the excess of MSG can lead to problems like liver inflammation, brain damage and weight gain. Msg being a flavour enhancer causes a person to get addicted to the product.

Nestle Nan Pro

Nestle's another product is now declared unsafe by FSSAI. Baby's milk powder was declared unsafe after a man finding live larvae in his baby's food bowl. The Food Analysis Laboratory in Coimbatore confirmed that the powder had 28 live larvae and 22 rice weevils.

Nimesulide

Nimesulide is a pain killer that was never even introduced in America, UK or Australian market but it is available in Indian market. There has to be a reason why it was rejected in the world's biggest market right? This pain killer causes liver failure. Children with flu should not be given this medicine but in India they are prescribed with this medicine many times.

Johnson's Baby Products

These Johnson's products are supposed to be banned but we can still see them in every departmental store and even drug stores. The product leaves traits of carcinogen on the tender baby skins which they also inhale making them prone to various types of cancers later in life.

Smoking On Screen

Cigarettes itself should be banned in India. When people see the celebrities and so called 'heroes' smoking they tend to copy them. So smoking on screen should be banned. It is the first step towards a smoke free country.

Soda

Fizzy aerated drinks are bad for health, all of us know that. It is also the result for weight gain. But soda literally a black drink is bad for health. Soda depends on aspartame for the sweetness which turns in methanol in our body and in heated condition into gas methanol causing blindness.