By Aditya Kalra NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's health ministry has agreed to find
"pragmatic solutions" for stricter tobacco warnings on content appearing on likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime after theMusicians, humour and stories galore help Bruce Guthro's Celebration of Life | SaltWireNEW DELHI - India's health ministry has agreed to find"pragmatic solutions" for stricter tobacco warnings on content appearing on likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime after the streaming industry raised objections, a government meeting record showed.
In a closed-door meeting on Aug. 28, streaming executives met officials of India's Health Ministry and Information and Broadcasting Ministry and sought relaxations of the rules, and more time to comply beyond a three-month deadline, minutes of the confidential meeting, reviewed by Reuters, showed. The discussions - being reported by Reuters for the first time - signal India could change the rules or relax them in some way. It is not clear if, and when, the health ministry will change the rules.
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