It smells like a large basket of fruits gone bad. At least, to me. But among the hundreds of nicotine-laced flavours called e-juices on the shelves of one of Delhi’s first vaping shops, this one is the owner, Aalok Awasthi’s favourite. The smell, he says, is sweet-and-sour melon, and so is the experience of being…
Smoke and mirrors
India’s vaping fad: could it go up in smoke?
As Indians start to embrace the new-and-improved cigarette-alternative, a 31-member committee has recommended the government to blanket ban it. And there’s merit to the committee’s argument
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