WHO ने जिसे बताया 'कैंसर', वो केमिकल भारत में क्यों बिक रहा?

A dangerous agrochemical, identified by the WHO as a carcinogen, is being sold in India. The primary reasons for its continued availability are multinational agrochemical companies driven by profit and regulatory bodies, along with their officials, who appear to be neglecting their oversight responsibilities. This situation raises serious concerns about public health and environmental safety.

The presence of a WHO-identified carcinogen in the Indian market poses a significant risk to public health and underscores the need for stricter regulatory enforcement.