Eatable items

Health hazards for all people have become common. Soft skin fruits , Banana, are main examples.
OK sticker is compulsarily put on apples (all soft skin fruits).
Lubricant, or wax is applied on skin for making shining and fresh looking.
Medicinal properties of skin of fruits
Are either destroyed by wax or skin of fruit is thrown by us for safety.
Washing with water is useless.
Banana, Mangoes, papaya ,ripened by carbide are mostly on fruit stalls.
What to do?
Govt has nothing to do with.
How many food inspectors?
How many food items under scan/shop/month.
Milk contamination /artificial milk,
How many milk samples/city/month? more  

We are very soft towards all type of culprits. more  
Mera Bharat Mahan and please thin before you vote in the Lok Sabha election as this the last chance to save autocratic and dictatorial India from Electoral Autocracy more  
Nonaccountability, corruption and political patronage are root causes. Traders and milk men's unions are very strong. They go on strike if sampling is started. Politicians also come to their rescue as they need vote. Hafta vasuli is prevalent. No action is taken if food regulators do not perform their duty honestly and efficiently. So these health hazard trade practices will continue. more  
The concerned Department has not proved its existence on the field so far. Govt is not made them accountable for this undoing. more  
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