Those trading in nutritional, beauty products should boycott Chinese goods: Delhi Assembly Speaker

Ram Niwas was speaking at the launch of two councils by the Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) where he was invited as the chief guest.
Delhi Assembly Speaker Ram Niwas Goel (Photo | PTI)
Delhi Assembly Speaker Ram Niwas Goel (Photo | PTI)

NEW DELHI: Businessmen who trade in dietary, nutritional and beauty products should boycott Chinese products and trade in domestic goods only, Delhi Assembly Speaker Ram Niwas Goel said on Monday.

Ram Niwas was speaking at the launch of two councils by the Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) where he was invited as the chief guest.

The two councils, Diet and Nutrition Council and Beauty Products Council, were formed on January 28 to spread awareness among traders, shopkeepers and factory owners about the right diet and the benefits of fitness and beauty.

Businessmen dealing in diet, nutrition and beauty products should boycott Chinese products and use domestic goods only, Niwas said.

Speaking at the launch, CTI Chairman Brijesh Goyal said that with the help of these councils, emphasis will be put on the members of the council to stay fit.

"In the run-of-the-mill life, businessmen do not pay attention to their health and diet. Because of this, they fall ill. Now businessmen will also have to lay stress on being fit," he said.

"If there is any disease, then what diet should be followed? Which grains, fruits and vegetables should be eaten according to the season. The officials of the Diet and Nutrition Council will give information about all these", the statement quoted Goyal as saying.

"Well-known dieticians of Delhi will also be part of the council," it said.

Goyal said that many businessmen are unable to go to the gym due to the lack of time.

"There is no time for a morning walk. Can't do workouts even if they want to. In such a situation, if the diet is correct, then many diseases can be avoided. These councils will organise seminars for traders from time to time to make the shopkeepers and businessmen more aware," he said.

"Owners of major beauty and skincare companies have been added to CTI's Beauty Products Council," Goel said.

CTI Women's Council President Malvika Sahni told that Shikha Aggarwal Sharma has been made President of the Diet Nutrition Council while Bharti Taneja has been made President of the Beauty Products Council, along with Saloni Khurana, Gunjan Taneja and Anjali Chawla as Vice Presidents.

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