Things Banned Abroad but Legal in India

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Some things that are banned in many other countries include certain types of literature and media content, certain types of foods and beverages

Red Bull 

Banned in countries like France and Denmark due to high caffeine content and potential health risks, the energy drink remains legal and widely consumed in India. 

Chewing Tobacco and Gutka 

Many countries have banned tobacco products like gutka, but they are legal in India despite health risks. 

Single-Use Plastics 

While many nations have strict bans on single-use plastics, India has partial bans but not a complete restriction. 

Pesticides (such as Endosulfan

Some pesticides banned elsewhere due to environmental concerns are still used in India. 

Firecrackers 

Several countries ban firecrackers due to pollution and safety risks, but they are widely used in India during festivals. 

Bleaching Creams 

Some skin-lightening products banned due to harmful chemicals are legally sold in India. 

Unpasteurized Milk 

Illegal in countries like the U.S. and Canada due to safety concerns, unpasteurized (raw) milk is still commonly consumed in India. 

Dicyclomine 

Some drugs restricted in other countries due to safety concerns remain available in India with fewer regulations. 

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