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Consumer Protection Labelling: Fortified foods

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Micronutrients are needed only in small quantities by the body, but are absolutely essential for our well-being. Deficiency of micronutrients or micronutrient malnutrition, (also known as hidden hunger), is therefore a serious health risk. One way to address this is through the addition of micronutrients into food staples, called fortified foods. These foods are identified by the 'F Plus' logo that they carry. The FSSAI outlines standards and quality parameters for fortified foods.

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Helmet Study- Strategies to ensure helmet compliance in TN

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Vietnam's public education campaign combined with strict enforcement successfully boosted helmet use. The campaign even tackled excuses like "it ruins my hair" and "it doesn't match my clothes”. The law also introduced a hefty fine, over 10 times previous penalties, and frequent police checks, ensuring compliance with the law.

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Singara Chennai- one city one card

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We've talked about multi-modal integration. The recently introduced Singara Chennai card is a great example of this, allowing a seamless travel experience between the Metro and MTC buses. What has been your experience with the card so far? Let us know in the comments below. 

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Consumer Protection Labelling: Silk mark and handloom mark

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Both silk and handloom textiles are reflective of India's long and intricate relationship with weavers - a legacy steeped in tradition and culture. Therefore consumers need certainty that their purchase is genuine, and that it supports genuine producers. The silk mark, and handloom mark are two quality assurance symbols that you can use to ascertain this.

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Helmet Study- helmet compliance in TN

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A recent CAG study across 11 districts in Tamil Nadu revealed that helmet compliance among children is alarmingly low, even dropping to 0% in some districts. When adults ignore the life-saving importance of helmets, they fail to prioritize safety for their children too. Let’s break this cycle - wear a helmet, and make sure your child does too. 

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Consumer Protection Labelling: Organic foods in India

Organic foods in India are certified based on the presence of contaminants, microbes, soil fertility, soil nutrient management etc. including criteria for additives and processing aids. There are different certifying systems that can carry different logos. Be familiar with these symbols so you can make informed food choices.

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