Govt dismisses viral claims on junk food labeling for sweets
The Press Information Bureau (PIB), PIB clarifies samosa health warning has officially debunked viral social media posts claiming that samosas, jalebis, and similar Indian snacks will soon carry cigarette-style health warnings. The government clarified that no such labeling rule has been issued.
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Viral Claims Spark Confusion
Social media was abuzz with rumors that traditional Indian snacks like samosas, pakoras, and jalebis would be labeled with “health warnings,” much like cigarette packets. Several posts falsely claimed that the government planned to classify these foods as high-risk items under new dietary regulations.
PIB Issues Official Denial
In response to these circulating claims, the Press Information Bureau (PIB) promptly issued a fact-check, labeling the reports as fake news. “No such proposal is under consideration,” said the PIB, urging people not to believe misleading information.
The fact-check aimed to prevent misinformation from influencing public opinion or causing unnecessary panic among food lovers and small business owners.
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Government Reassures Street Food Lovers
Consequently, the PIB’s clarification brought relief to millions of Indians who feared a crackdown on their favorite snacks. Samosas, jalebis, and other street foods remain a vital part of India’s culinary and cultural heritage. The government reaffirmed that it has no plans to stigmatize these beloved traditional items.
Experts Recommend Informed Choices
Meanwhile, health experts continue to advise moderation when it comes to fried and sugary treats. However, instead of alarmism, they recommend awareness and education as more effective tools. According to nutritionists, informed food choices are far more sustainable than labeling cultural dishes as harmful.
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