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Cigarette to become costlier

Wednesday, July 26, 2017 • Common Comments
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A pack of 20 cigarette which used to cost Rs.278 will soon be dearer by Rs.22. The hike will come in effect as a result of increase in cess by Government by 4-8% on various packs. All brands including premium and normal will have a significant increase in price tag. The premium brands of Gold flake kings and Classic will bear the biggest price hike.

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