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Udaipur buying marijuana

As per reports, a very specific type of marijuana has become a hot favourite in the elite class. Until now there were other types of drugs that were rolling in the market but this one from Andhra Pradesh has become such a hot supply that even luxurious hotels and bars are supplying it as per demand. Its packing is so attractive that even police has been unable to make out if the packet contains some gift item or a drug. The city has a lot of hukka bars and tourists especially Gujaratis are loving these addictions. As informed, this marijuana is available in different packs under different names. The price of this product is decided upon the demand and three to four times the price is taken from luxurious hotels and restaurants. Some of the people involved in the smuggling of this product are even mixing it with some other drugs and minting money. In the past few days, Special Operation Group SOG of police had nabbed kilos of marijuana which was smuggled from Andhra Pradesh and unveiled a racket involved in this activity. The networking is so wide that smugglers have even started their drug business at smaller restaurants and dhabas at the highways. They serve drugs instead of food and it has also been informed that the involvement of certain policemen cannot be ruled out in this smuggling business. Toggle navigation. Trending Today - Hindi. Trending Today. Trending Today - School. We'd like to show you notifications for the latest news and updates. Allow Later.

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Udaipur buying marijuana

I tried to quicken my pace, lest my flimsy flip-flops-clad feet be burned by the scorching sand. As I walked further into the Thar — an inhospitable subtropical desert in northwestern India — on a scorching summer afternoon, I could hear just one thing: my own heart. Thumping loudly in my ear. There was no wind blowing, no leaves rustling, no birds chirping, not even the scurrying of insects around. I had woken up that morning in Jaisalmer, a town on the fringes of the Thar, in a haveli a traditional Rajasthani manor house which had been turned into a guesthouse. Bhang is a cannabis-based product that is sold legally in certain parts of India. Intrigued, I headed to the shop stationed just outside the historic Jaisalmer Fort. I found myself in front of Chander Prakash Vyas, the something third-generation owner of the shop that sells bhang mixed in milkshakes, fruit juices, cookies and brownies. In India, cannabis use dates back to ancient times. From cooling properties and curing heart diseases, to helping with joint problems, easing chemotherapy side-effects and even fighting anxiety and depression to a certain extent — Ayurveda seems to have known for millennia what modern science is slowly waking up to today. Cannabis laws in India have gone through a series of changes over the years. Bhang has been left in a grey area since it is prepared with the leaves and seeds of the plant not banned under the NDPS Act. As common as it is to spot government authorised bhang shops in these regions, the plant is sourced from the Himalayan states of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, where — ironically — it is illegal to grow cannabis for recreational use. To sustain this business, one must work around a lot of legal grey areas and technicalities. And the internet caught on fast. His business booms the most on the Hindu festivals in which Lord Shiva is the protagonist: Holi and Mahashivratri. Soon, we sat down to work. While most of these shops traditionally just sell bhang paste to be consumed in local households, the rise of tourism in places like Pushkar, Varanasi and Jaisalmer has had people experimenting with their menu to attract tourists. As excited as he was to show me his delicacies and indulge in my questions about the history of cannabis use, there was caution in his enthusiasm. I have seen people get extremely paranoid or become a nuisance to those around them. The worst is when they mix alcohol and bhang. It will instantly wear off. My partner and I had decided to bike into the middle of the desert to trip on the cookies and see where the day takes us. Just as my high was kicking in, paranoia came along with it. But just as I was about to have a meltdown, a year-old appeared in front of us with his camel and guided us to a nearby oasis. We ended up cooling off under a massive tree that sheltered the hamlet well, saw the fantastic sun setting on the horizon, ran up and rolled down the dunes, wolfed down some samosas, and had a transcendental experience that these words cannot do justice to. People see shops like mine becoming famous on social media and think this is a viable business opportunity but the responsibility of it often evades them. Follow Avantika on Instagram. The views and opinions expressed in this article are solely that of the interviewees. By Shamani Joshi. By Mike Power. By Gavin Butler. By Manisha Krishnan. Share: X Facebook Share Copied to clipboard. Read Next. Videos by VICE.

Udaipur buying marijuana