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PARA. |
PAGE. |
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310. |
Bombay: |
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Probable amount of ganja produced |
117 |
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311. |
Statistics of sale unreliable: Estimate of consumption |
118 |
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312. |
Ganja supplied to Native States |
ib. |
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313. |
Transport and import of ganja |
ib. |
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314. |
Exports by sea |
119 |
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315. |
Distribution of ganja produced in the Presidency |
ib. |
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316. |
Bhang |
120 |
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317. |
Charas |
ib. |
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318. |
Bombay States |
ib. |
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319. |
Sind |
ib. |
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320. |
Import of ganja |
ib. |
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321. |
Import of charas |
121 |
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322. |
Khairpur |
ib. |
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323. |
Berar |
ib. |
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324. |
Ajmere |
ib. |
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325. |
Coorg |
ib. |
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326. |
Baluchistan |
122 |
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327. |
Burma |
ib. |
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328. |
Mysore |
ib. |
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329. |
Hyderabad |
ib. |
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330. |
Rajputana |
123 |
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331. |
Central India |
125 |
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332. |
Baroda |
ib. |
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333. |
Kashmir |
ib. |
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334. |
Nepal |
126 |
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CHAPTER VIII.
EXTENT OF USE AND THE
MANNER AND FORMS IN WHICH THE HEMP DRUGS ARE
CONSUMED.
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335. |
Bengal: |
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Quality of statistics |
127 |
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336. |
Consumption compared with population of ganja |
ib. |
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337. |
Consumption of ganja in Calcutta |
128 |
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338. |
Consumption of ganja in the districts |
ib. |
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339. |
Tracts in which different degrees of use prevail of ganja |
ib. |
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340. |
Area of heavier consumption of ganja marked off |
129 |
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341. |
Incidence of consumption in the whole population |
ib. |
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342. |
Individual consumption of ganja |
ib. |
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343. |
Proportion of excessive consumers of ganja |
130 |
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344. |
The standard of average moderate consumption of ganja |
ib. |
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345. |
Number of consumers estimated |
132 |
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346. |
Extent of use of bhang |
ib. |
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347. |
Use of bhang in parts of the province |
ib. |
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348. |
Individual consumption of bhang |
133 |
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349. |
Extent of use of charas |
ib. |
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350. |
Sales to retail vendors |
ib. |
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351. |
Reasons for local increase or decrease |
134 |
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352. |
Kuch Behar |
135 |
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353. |
Tributary States of Chota Nagpur and Orissa and Hill Tippera |
ib. |
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354. |
North-Western Provinces: |
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The use of the three forms of the drug in various parts |
ib. |
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355. |
Consumption compared with population of ganja |
ib. |
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356. |
Individual consumption of ganja |
136 |
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357. |
Extent of use of charas |
ib. |
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| India Papers > Medicine - Drugs > Report of the Indian Hemp Drugs Commission, 1894-1895 > Volume I > (9) Page viii |
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| Description | [Volume 1]: Report. |
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| Description | Report is based on research conducted August 1893-August 1894. The Commission interviewed nearly 2000 witnesses from medical officers to missionaries in 30 cities across India. Covers in detail the effect of hemp drugs (‘ganja’) on physical, mental and moral wellbeing. |
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| Description | The Drugs collection consists of 9 volumes from British India, dating from 1867 to 1903. Extensive research on hemp and opium usage, cultivation of cinchona trees and reports from Nilgiris plantation. Includes medicinal plants. Chloroform anaesthesia research described plus clinical trials and debates on its safety. |
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