Despite decades of awareness campaigns and warnings, tobacco use remains a major public health threat, with e-cigarettes and vaping contributing to the problem. According to a 2022 WHO study, at least 37 million young people worldwide use tobacco, with the popularity of e-cigarettes and nicotine pouches on the rise. These products, marketed as a way to help smokers quit, have instead normalized the act of smoking, particularly among younger generations. This poses a grave threat as tobacco use is linked to various cancers, including lung cancer, the most prevalent form of cancer in India.