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Government urged to initiate advertising drives against vaping on public platforms, say experts

Government urged to initiate advertising drives against vaping on public platforms, say experts
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Premiere: Majority of students in 14-17 age group not aware vaping, e-cigarettes banned: Survey | India News

India News: NEW DELHI: Ninety-six per cent of students in the age group of 14-17 years who took part in a survey do not know that vapes and similar electronic dev.

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89% of urban Indian teenagers vulnerable to new marketing strategies of addictive substances industry, reveals survey

In its ongoing effort to decode the issue of escalating addiction among adolescents and to recommend effective solutions, Think Change Forum (TCF), an independent think- tank dedicated to generating new ideas has been organising a series of .

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89% of teenager are unaware of marketing strategies of addictive substance industry reveals TCF Survey

89% of teenager are unaware of marketing strategies of addictive substance industry reveals TCF Survey
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Majority of students in 14-17 age group not aware vaping, e-cigarettes banned: Survey

A survey conducted by Think Change Forum (TCF) reveals that 96% of Indian students aged between 14-17 years were not aware that vapes and electronic devices are banned in India, while 89% of them were not aware of their harmful effects. Titled "Ideas for an Addiction-Free India," the survey covered 1007 students in public schools in six cities across India and found that 52% of those who were not aware of the harmful effects of vaping perceived it as “completely harmless” and viewed it as a fashionable activity.

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