Javed Khan
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| Gender | Male |
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| Date of birth | January 1,5576 |
| Zodiac sign | Aries |
| Born | Bihar |
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| Spouse | Shiba Khan |
| Children | Shaista Khan |
| Jannat Khan | |
| Movies/Shows | Thorne: Sleepyhead |
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| Chandrakanta | |
| Shakuntala | |
| Education | University of Salford |
| Party | All India Trinamool Congress |
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| ID | 1359142 |
Javed Khan Life story
Javed Khan is an Indian film and television actor and former model. He studied at the Film and Television Institute of India, Pune. Javed Khan was born in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. His father, Mohammed Yaqub Khan, was a criminal lawyer in Madhya Pradesh and his mother, Raisa Yaqub, was a royal.
Rishi Sunak defends plan to ban smoking for younger generation
... The idea of gradually increasing the smoking age was put forward last year by Javed Khan, the former Barnardo s chief executive, who was asked by ministers to consider new approaches to tackling smoking...
Vaping: Free e-cigarettes to be handed out in anti-smoking drive
... Its author, Dr Javed Khan, called for a range of new measures, including a ban on smoking at outdoor spaces such as beaches and beer gardens...
Smoking age should rise, government report to say
... The call will be included in former charity boss Javed Khan s report for ministers, published later on Thursday...
Coronavirus: state funding 'not enough' to keep some of the charities afloat
... Chief executive Javed Khan said the demand for the charity was exploded and demanded to hold the government to review the measures...
Knife possession offences in England and Wales reach record high
... Complex causes Barnardo s chief executive Javed Khan said: We must fight to the root and understand why the parties to carry knives...
Overhaul exclusions to beat knife crime, say MPs
... Javed Khan, chief executive of children s charity Barnardo s, added: Exclusions must be a last resort and alternative education provision must be full-time...
Knife possession at nine-year high, Ministry of Justice figures show
... Javed Khan, chief executive of the charity Barnardo s, said: Knife crime is a symptom of a much bigger problem...
Smoking age should rise, government report to say
The age at which people can buy tobacco products in England should be gradually increased year after year, a review for government is expected to recommend.
The Call will be included in former charity boss Javed Khan 's report for ministers, published later on Thursday.
Raising the age from 18 is seen as crucial in eradicating Smoking by 2030.
Smoking rates have been Falling since the 1970s. But there are still six million smokers in England - Seven million across the UK.
The government has said new ideas are needed to convince The Final remaining groups to quit.
Remain bannedOn the current trajectory, The Goal of becoming smoke Free - defined as less than 5% of the population Smoking - is likely to be missed, which is why Health Secretary Sajid Javid asked former Barnardo's chief executive Mr Khan to review the current rules and approaches.
It is unclear what age limit Mr Khan will recommend - One option is to keep raising it every year so the current generation of children can never buy tobacco products.
Something similar is being introduced in New Zealand , where buying tobacco products will remain banned for anyone born after 2008.
In England , the age limit was raised from 16 to 18 in 2007.
Currently, One in nine 18 to 24-year-olds smokes, according to The Office for National Statistics.
Ministers are not expected to green-light Mr Khan's recommendations straight away.
They will consider them as part of a wider package of measures they are looking to introduce this year to improve the health of The Nation and tackle inequalities.
Mr Khan is also expected to recommend:
It will be up to the devolved nations to decide whether they follow suit.
Wales and Northern Ireland have already promised to work closely with counterparts in England over raising the legal age for Smoking .
The Number of deaths caused by Smoking is Falling - But it remains the leading cause of preventable illness and premature death and is estimated to cause a quarter of all cancer deaths.
In 2019, it accounted for 75,000 deaths in England - 15% of the Total .
Source of news: bbc.com
