Bare Act

The Rajasthan Prohibition of Smoking and Non-Smoker's Health Protection Act, 1999

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This law protects public health in Rajasthan, India, by banning smoking in public places like hospitals, restaurants, and schools, as well as in public transport. It applies to everyone in the state, particularly targeting tobacco sellers, advertisers, and business owners. The act prohibits tobacco sales to minors under eighteen and restricts the sale or storage of tobacco products within one hundred meters of educational institutions. It also bans public advertisements promoting smoking. This legislation matters because it shields passive smokers from harmful secondhand smoke, reduces tobacco visibility to prevent youth addiction, and establishes clear penalties to ensure strict public compliance.

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