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10.55041/IJSREM17656
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Feb 2023
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
The main idea of this research paper is to review and analyze the legalization of cannabis in India. Cannabis also had a prehistoric value mentioned in Ayurveda as an ingredient for pain relief and erotica, but in small quantities and has a great religious connection with people at this time. This research looks at the benefits that the government will get after legalizing cannabis, as it would significantly increase revenue and reduce unemployment in India. It also explains the medicinal uses of cannabis. We also discussed that before 1985 the use of cannabis was legal in India. Cultivation and use of cannabis are historically rooted in the Indian subcontinent and this rich heritage of cannabis use goes back at least two thousand years and was also worthy of its time, but in small quantities and in this era religious relations with the people are very good. Cannabis remains an illegal substance in India despite its changing global status, with many countries legalizing cannabis use in recent years. Clinical studies on hashish use in India have additionally been sparse. Despite having strict laws like NDPS, drug smuggling and trafficking are on the rise in India. This study examines the gains the government makes after legalizing cannabis in India as it will lead to a significant increase in income in India and a reduction in unemployment. It also discussed the medicinal use of cannabis. Many countries have legalized the use of cannabis in recent years and despite its changing global status, cannabis remains an illegal substance in India. Even after the NDPS of 1985, the legalization of cannabis remains controversial, and the sale and possession of cannabis are illegal in India. However, we know, cannabis has many health benefits and helps treat serious illnesses such as Cancer and AIDS. This research paper also includes a case of a non-profit government organization focused on legalizing the use of medical, industrial, and recreational cannabis in India. This paper
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