Haryana Declares 1,128 Villages Tobacco‑Free in Nationwide Health Drive

The Haryana government announced today that 1,128 villages across the state will be declared tobacco‑free as part of its ongoing public health campaign. The villages, spread over several districts, will no longer allow the sale or use of tobacco products. Local authorities will enforce the ban and conduct awareness drives to educate residents about the health risks of tobacco. This move follows earlier initiatives that banned tobacco in schools and public places, reinforcing the state’s commitment to a healthier future for its citizens.