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#Telangana has banned the manufacture, processing, packing, storage, distribution and sale of non-dairy, artificial or analogue paneer across the state for one year. The order came into effect on Sep 10, with the government citing public health concerns. What is analogue paneer? Analogue paneer is a paneer-like product in...

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Mohammed Ibrahimvor 6 Tagen

It should be banned permanently, why only for 1 year?

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shiva charanvor 6 Tagen

Why not permanent ban?

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Virat9999vor 6 Tagen

Good , @ Tukaram Munde influencing every state . One IAS making difference

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Jajjanakavor 6 Tagen

I always had digital paneer.

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sanjay bajajvor 5 Tagen

Why one year is there any agreement govt has this is absolutely pathetic

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Ranjithvor 5 Tagen

Food substitutes that are not from natural sources must be labelled clearly as such and this must be central law. @PMOIndia @jpnadda

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Balaraman Sriramvor 6 Tagen

people who gamed TTD itself for so many years, they wont change, thermy will find another way to continue.

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Nameeth Bhatvor 5 Tagen

Why only one year.? Ban it permanently and how are they going to identify if the restaurant and roadside eateries are using real Or analogue paneer?

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chinnivor 5 Tagen

Why ban for 1 year .ban must be permanent .where is the administration heading ?

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william petervor 6 Tagen

What after 1 year …..will they wait and see what happened to people who consumed it till now and later take decision Ban them for life or leave it

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mohd jaanvor 6 Tagen

Timings matters Analogue or Digital

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Uday 🇮🇳vor 6 Tagen

So was it legal before ?

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vijay ninelvor 6 Tagen

Thank goodness. This is a very welcome step. However the real challange will be in its implementation.

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ARC Media (Hyd Realestate)vor 6 Tagen

More states shall follow this

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