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Kabhi khushi kabhi gummy

Even as cannabis continues to be demonised socially and targeted by the police, gummies made from its leaves have found a market in India. Many ask, ‘If it’s legal, then why not?’

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 Ishu uses the gummies for period pain and sleep issues, as well as a self-care tool, indulging on a relaxing day with sheet  masks and music. Pic/Atul Kamble

Ishu uses the gummies for period pain and sleep issues, as well as a self-care tool, indulging on a relaxing day with sheet masks and music. Pic/Atul Kamble

If you’ve ever found yourself wondering why Holi is the one day of the year when it’s acceptable to consume bhang, but on any other day, you risk social shaming or even arrest — you’re not alone. Turns out the green herb is a morally grey area in a nation where our cultural ties with the plant go back centuries.

Take the recent NESCO drug case. While the investigation is around a drug ring supplying hard narcotics such as Ecstasy to college students at concerts, the police have cracked down hard on one of the accused after spotting her Instagram pictures of what looks like a weed-infused brownie during her travels to Thailand, where the law around cannabis is more relaxed.

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