India is moving toward restricting the sale of foods high in fat, salt and sugar within 164 feet of schools, in an effort to tackle rising childhood obesity. The proposed rules could affect everything from small neighborhood stores and street vendors to fast-food outlets near the country's 1.47 million schools. The measures are still being considered, with no confirmed start date. The plan has drawn concern from local shopkeepers who fear losing business, while supporters say limiting children's access to unhealthy snacks could help encourage healthier habits. #india #world #news #food #obesity