It would make sense for the law to be rewritten to allow recreational and medical use. The drug could then be taxed
Implementing UN resolution on cannabis is sensible
Dutchie, based in Oregon, United States is growing as new states legalize recreational cannabis or expand their existing offerings
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In India, cannabis has historically been grown and consumed for recreational, culinary, and commercial purposes.
Their optimism stems from the United Nations (UN) reclassifying cannabis as a less dangerous drug in December 2020
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Reacting on the issue of the proposal to cultivate cannabis in the state, the Goa Pradesh Congress Committee on said it will launch an agitation if Pramod Sawant government fails to scrap it
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Wednesday said that his government is currently not interested in the cannabis cultivation proposal sent by the Indian Institute of Integrated Medicine
UN decision, and the easing of attitudes in the US, will go a long way towards growing the market, as well as legitimising illegal revenues. India has a natural advantage
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New Zealand won't be legalising marijuana after the final votes counted in a referendum failed to overturn the result from election night although it got close
While most states are reluctant to take illicit drug trade head on, some like Sikkim are flirting with partial legitimacy, others like Punjab are coming down hard
Delhi consumed 38.6 tonne of cannabis in 2018 and Mumbai 32 tonne
The first ever cannabis medicine project will soon be set up in Jammu with Canadian collaboration, Union minister Jitendra Singh said on Saturday. The Minister of State for Prime Minister's Office said it is the first major foreign investment in Jammu and Kashmir after it became a Union Territory (UT). The first ever cannabis medicine project will be set up with the collaboration of Canada at Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine (IIIM) in Jammu, he said in a statement. The minister said special permission had to be obtained to produce the pain-relief medicine for patients suffering from cancer, diabetes, etc., using cannabis, which is otherwise restricted for use because of narcotic drug abuse. The medicine prepared from this plant can be utilised even for export to other countries, he said. Singh also reviewed the progress of the construction of north India's first biotech industrial park in Kathua near Jammu. A few other projects are also being set up through the Council of
CBD, a non-intoxicating cannabinoid found in the ingredients of cannabis (marijuana), may reduce lung inflammation in Covid-19 patients
CBD oil, found in marijuana, is gaining popularity for its pain-relieving properties. It's also now legally available in India
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