Legalise in Mumbai. MOIM.

We’re here to announce that we’re ready to assist and explore opportunities to launch this on a larger scale in India. With the right steps, we’re confident we can establish a strong foundation in Florida, USA, and begin operations soon.

This is a huge industry with a vision to eventually legalize and expand in Mumbai in the near future.

India has immense potential to lead this sector, focusing on organic, natural solutions—none of the synthetic stuff others rely on.

We believe India can truly dominate in this space with similar products, offering a healthier, sustainable approach.

Let’s come together and make it happen. Heads up to everyone who shares this dream!

https://www.irishmirror.ie/sport/other-sport/boxing/mike-tyson-wishes-hed-smoked-25333441

Mike Tyson wishes he'd smoked cannabis during legendary heavyweight career Tyson has revealed that he wished he smoked cannabis during his time as a legendary heavyweight, where he won 50 professional fights

Cannabis startups in India chase opportunities, despite low awareness and legal challenges, to partake global boomin h**p start-up that are exploring plantS usage as a medical herb to sustainable textile and more.

Cannabis Startups Chase Opportunities Despite Low Awareness And Legal Challenges | Forbes India With gradually growing investor interest, startups working with industrial h**p hope to become part of a global boom where the plant is used in sectors ranging from medicines to textiles

Keep it real

Gaandu nasha.😁

https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/un-removes-cannabis-from-most-dangerous-drug-category-what-this-means-7092072/

Explained: UN removes cannabis from ‘most dangerous drug’ category, what this means Currently in India, the NDPS Act, 1985, illegalises any mixture with or without any neutral material, of any of the two forms of cannabis – charas and g***a — or any drink prepared from it.

Yeaa yeaah

Though I’ve never consumed cannabis myself, I was attacked for a policy recommendation to legalise it 2 years ago. Now, even as the NCB arrests Bollywood stars for cannabis possession, India has joined a majority in the United Nations Drugs Commission to delist it as a dangerous drug. Ah well!

Link to article: https://theprint.in/opinion/when-india-legalises-weed/66245/