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Politics

President urges celebrities to avoid promoting harmful substances

Source: The Hindu · 23 Sep 2026, 07:51 UTC
President urges celebrities to avoid promoting harmful substances
Image: The Hindu · original report

The President has called on popular artists, especially those who influence children and young people, to promote disciplined lifestyles and avoid endorsing substances harmful to health. The supplied report does not identify the occasion, specify the substances concerned or provide details of any proposed regulation or enforcement.

The President has urged popular artists to promote disciplined lifestyles and refrain from endorsing substances harmful to health, according to The Hindu. The appeal placed particular emphasis on artists who influence children and young people. The President said their public visibility gave them a responsibility to avoid promoting products or substances that could damage health.

The supplied material does not identify the occasion on which the remarks were made, name the artists addressed or specify the substances covered by the warning. It also does not indicate whether the President proposed new rules, enforcement measures or penalties for endorsements of harmful products. The available information is confined to the call for influential artists to consider the effect of their promotions on younger audiences and to support disciplined lifestyles instead.

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