Mothers Against Vaping (MAV), a collective of concerned mothers battling the menace of new age tobacco devices that threaten an entire generation by acting as gateway products, has called for an inquiry into the visuals showing cricketer Riyan Parag apparently vaping during an IPL 2026
Rising use of e-cigarettes, heated tobacco, and nicotine pouches endangers younger generations New-age nicotine products not effective for smoking cessation and instead fuels addiction Use of illegal means to flood the market and creation of a narrative to legalise these harmful products
Named ‘Our Future, Our Fight’, the new educational toolkit uses performance arts to highlight the dangers of nicotine gums, pouches, and vapes. · The launch event joined by healthcare leaders, police officials, teachers, and parents to encourage 500 participating children at a unique event in central
Mothers Against Vaping, a united front of concerned mothers combating the escalating vaping crisis among our youth, has lauded the government for its Tobacco Free Youth Campaign 2.0 and has called upon the urgency to raise preventive awareness on ban and harmful effects of New-Age
Chand joins a distinguished group of sports icons and influential role models including Baichung Bhutia, Deepa Malik and Neha Dhupia who have been supporting Mothers Against Vaping in their efforts against the scourge of vaping among our youth. In a notable new development, ‘Mothers Against Vaping’,
Mothers Against Vaping also highlights a recent study of young people at risk of experiencing significant respiratory symptoms after just 30 days of electronic cigarette and other new age gateway products use Mothers Against Vaping, a united front of concerned mothers combatting the escalating vaping crisis
