Health ministry reports 350 violations of e cigarette ban, black market thrives Mint China and India turn against vaping. But Europe sees it as safer than cigarettes Los Angeles Times E cigarettes and vapes could soon be banned in India The World Health Organisation's (WHO) first global estimate on e cigarette use reveals an alarming trend adolescents are nine times more likely to vape than adults. Designed by: @esha_attreya #upsc #upscprelims #upscpreparation # India faces first court challenges to e cigarette ban Reuters India's Ban on e Cigarettes