India’s ban on vaping comes with unintended consequences.Read More
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Common sense seems to have been knocked unconscious when it is argued that, since e-cigarettes assist smokers to quit, they are defined as a drug and should be banned.Read More
It is not always clear what triggers an administration suddenly to enforce regulations previously largely ignored.Read More
A quit-tobacco experiment in India seems to have underlined the necessity of providing a substitute for tobacco products that mimics important aspects of tobacco consumption.Read More
A protocol aimed at paving the way for India to export leaf tobacco to China is part of wider trade negotiations between the two countries.Read More
This season's auction sales in Karnataka, India, got off to a good start, but they have not maintained their initial momentum.Read More
As in other countries, in India there is a grudging acknowledgement that the use of ENDS is less risky than smoking cigarettes, but an obsession with not letting anybody know this.Read More
India is starting to look at how it might best implement a tobacco-products track-and-trace system.Read More
Air pollution in Delhi puts children at risk from the day they are born. But the only surprise is the length of time it has taken a lot of people to wake up to this Read More
Although India needs money to mitigate the effects of disasters, natural and otherwise, it is not clear why it is felt that tobacco users should bear all the burden of providing that money.Read More