IS Making Billions of $ profits for Medicne Making Companies, tobacc companies, Doctors, Priave Hospitals etc A PRIORITY for Ulers & Politicians & SACRIFICING LIVES Only a SLOGAN & DRAMA? SHAME!

IS Making Billions of $ profits for Medicne Making Companies, tobacc companies, Doctors, Priave Hospitals etc A PRIORITY for Ulers & Politicians & SACRIFICING LIVES Only a SLOGAN & DRAMA? SHAME!

March 22, 2026 · 7 min

About this episode

The episode discusses the failure of global health organizations to ban tobacco products despite their known health risks and the economic implications of such a ban.

It is totally surprising that World Health Organization has still not askedCountries of the world to ban cigarettes beedis cigars etc & to ban smoking in public despite having clear cut proofs of overc200 years that cigarette beedi smokers & users of pan masala gums etc die 20-30 earlier than non smoking humans from tobacco caused fatal diseases like asthma lung cancer throat cancer heart But banning cigarettes versus pan masala gutka etc will prevent premature deaths of millions of Indians from fatal diseases like asthma lung throat esophageal cancer heart attacks stroke etc , & Even millions of non smokers inhaling tonnes of tobacco smoke blown out to air by millions of beedi cigarette smokers die prematurely from tobacco smoke caused diseases like asthma lung cancer throat cancer heart attacks etc as well from tobacco caused genocide of millions of Indians for past 200 years ! BUTc who will compensate loss of thousands of crores suffered by doctors , private hospitals , analytical& scanning laboratories scanning centres medicine making companies Tobacco companies etc that make thousands & thousands & of crore profits from tobacco caused fatal…

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Host: Prof(Dr) Nandkumar

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Organizations: World Health Organization

Products: cigarettes, beedis, cigars, pan masala, gutka

Places: India

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