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Tobacco use is a global socio-economic hazard and medical malady. Tobacco is all pervasive in the social life of our country. The incidence of tobacco is persisting and spreading in all walks of our modern society. The paper focuses on different dimensions of Tobacco and its harmful effects on the physical, social life of the country. The analysis portraits that 60% of the respondents were tobacco consumers with Betel Leave and Nuts /Zarda Pan out of which 71.43% % were female and 55.56% were male followed by 50% of them were tobacco buyer in the form of cigarette out of which 62.96% % are male and 16.67% are female. Use of cigarette was seen to be followed by Bidi (41.30%), Khaini (35.33%) and Gutkha (28%). It also studied attitude of respondents in causal and consequential dimensions, association of its use demography and role of civil society in controlling tobacco use. It found strong association between attitudes to deadly consequences. However, as respondents were unaware of ban on use. It also found that on role of civil society, 50% of respondents were in favour of NGO initiatives, while 34% wanted self awareness and self help to distract it. If civil society is interested in no tobacco zone and wants intervention through people’s preference, psychological dynamics of change has to address accordingly. The Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products (COTPA) Act was developed to curb this epidemic in India in 2003 and endorsed in Assam by establishing the State Nodal Cell at Metro Guwahati in October 2007. Simultaneously, two (2) District Nodal Cell was developed at Kamrup Metro and Jorhat district of Assam in November, 2008 as a Tobacco Cessation march in Assam. The Assam is the first state all over the India where the Government of Assam convinced to the Assembly in the month of July, 2013 to pass the Assam Health (Prohibition of Manufacturing, Advertisement, Trade, Storage, Distribution, Sale and Consumption of Zarda, Guthka, Panmasala etc, containing Tobacco) Bill-2013. The Anti-Tobacco Bill (Assam Health Bill-13) introduced by the Assam Government last year i.e. 2013 came into force from 13 th February, 2014, Health Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma told. The Anti-Tobacco Bill (Assam Health Bill-13) introduced by the Assam Government last year i.e. 2013 came into force from 13 th February, 2014 declared in assembly. There is lack of awareness programme at Digboi, Tinsukia district, Assam for implementation of COTPA & the sequences the Assam Health Bill-2013. With the growing evidence of harmful and hazardous effects of tobacco, the Government of Assam has played a leadership role in State Tobacco Control and enacted various initiatives to implement the COTPA in a comprehensive way to control the tobacco uses.

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Prevalence of the Tobacco Use in Rural Tea Industrial and Oil Operated Areas in Assam and Assessment of the Implementation of the Cigarette and Other Tobacco Products Act (Cotpa-2003) And Sequences of Assam Health Bill-2013