An Indian man smokes ‘bidi’, a small hand-rolled cigarette on the eve of ” No Tobacco Day” in Allahabad, India, Wednesday, May 30, 2012. Bidis are popular among poor Indians because they are significantly cheaper. A packet of 10 costs about 2 rupees (about 5 US cents; 0.03 euro) while the cheapest cigarettes cost 1 rupee (2 US cents; 0.01 euro) apiece.
Activists dressed as cigarettes and ghosts stage a campaign marking the World No Tobacco Day in Seoul, South Korea, Thursday, May 31, 2012. <AP/Newsis>
Yeah, that’s the tkiect, sir or ma’am
yeh sali india ki media badi badmash hai.lag to aise raha hai jaise wo sale madorched india wale pakistan se hare hai inki bohat jhal rahi hai pakistan k jeetne per lannat hu india jaisi shetan media per.
What a pleasure to find someone who identifies the issues so claerly