Until the long-term health risks of HTPs are known and supported with independent evidence, everyoneincluding policymakers and the publicshould stay vigilant and remain skeptical about HTPs and industry claims that they are safer than cigarettes.
Here is what the law dictates: Selling cigarettes and other tobacco products to minors will attract a jail term of up to seven years and a fine of Rs 1 lakh The tobacco products include pan masala, bidi, khaini and gutka The definition of the age of minors is constituted to be under 18 years The earlier Juvenile Act only included sale of narcotics and liquor The existing Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Product Act bans the sale of tobacco products to minors, especially within a 100-metre radius of any educational institution The penalty for this law, however, is not that strict
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Other resources CDCs Quit Smoking Hotline: 1.800.QUIT.NOW BecomeAnEx.org The Free quitSTART app is made for teens and can help you quit smoking