Background and challenges to implementation Tobacco in Shisha /Hookah is known to be carcinogenic. Health risks of smoking Shisha /Hookah include exposure to many toxic chemicals. Presently there is no provision under any law in India to ban Shisha /Hookah. But running a Shisha /Hookah Bar violate many provisions of other legislations of India like The Poisons Act, 1919, Section 4, 5, 6 & 7 of COTPA, 2003, Food safety and Standards Act, 2006, Drugs & Cosmetics Act, 1940, Juvenile Justice (Care & Protection of Children) Act, 2015 (In case minors are present in Hookah/Shisha Bars) and Section 144 if promulgated. The objective of the study was to assess the effectiveness of current legal provisions in shutting down of Shisha bars....
Background: Legislative route is one of the known method to control behaviour of population. Cigaret...
Background and challenges to implementation Children and youth in India are vulnerable to tobacco i...
Abstract Legislation to control tobacco use in developing countries has lagged behind the dramatic r...
Background Hookah is a waterpipe used for smoking Tobacco. Hookah smoking usually delivers a relativ...
Background and challenges to implementation GYTS 2009 says around 14.6 % (19% boys and 8.3% girls) ...
Background and challenges to implementation In many jurisdictions across the world, Shisha smoking a...
Background and challenges to implementation Oral cancers incidence in India is very high, which is ...
Background and challenges to implementation In India section 6 of Cigarette and Other Tobacco Produc...
Background Smokeless tobacco use is on the upswing in many parts of the India. A high prevalence of ...
Shisha smoking, with origins in India and the Arab world, is today spreading rapidly into other part...
Background Under the India's food legislation, adding tobacco or nicotine to anything that is consu...
Background In India, Tobacco products have been openly sold along with the food item such as candies...
Background and challenges to implementation Legislative route is one of the important method to cha...
Background and challenges to implementation Sale and use of loose cigarettes (also called singles or...
Introduction: Tobacco use is a leading cause of deaths and disabilities in India, killing about 1.2 ...
Background: Legislative route is one of the known method to control behaviour of population. Cigaret...
Background and challenges to implementation Children and youth in India are vulnerable to tobacco i...
Abstract Legislation to control tobacco use in developing countries has lagged behind the dramatic r...
Background Hookah is a waterpipe used for smoking Tobacco. Hookah smoking usually delivers a relativ...
Background and challenges to implementation GYTS 2009 says around 14.6 % (19% boys and 8.3% girls) ...
Background and challenges to implementation In many jurisdictions across the world, Shisha smoking a...
Background and challenges to implementation Oral cancers incidence in India is very high, which is ...
Background and challenges to implementation In India section 6 of Cigarette and Other Tobacco Produc...
Background Smokeless tobacco use is on the upswing in many parts of the India. A high prevalence of ...
Shisha smoking, with origins in India and the Arab world, is today spreading rapidly into other part...
Background Under the India's food legislation, adding tobacco or nicotine to anything that is consu...
Background In India, Tobacco products have been openly sold along with the food item such as candies...
Background and challenges to implementation Legislative route is one of the important method to cha...
Background and challenges to implementation Sale and use of loose cigarettes (also called singles or...
Introduction: Tobacco use is a leading cause of deaths and disabilities in India, killing about 1.2 ...
Background: Legislative route is one of the known method to control behaviour of population. Cigaret...
Background and challenges to implementation Children and youth in India are vulnerable to tobacco i...
Abstract Legislation to control tobacco use in developing countries has lagged behind the dramatic r...