Beedi
Beedi are a type of thin cigarette found in South Asia, India, and Sri Lanka. They are made from tobacco that is rolled into a dried leaf, usually from the tendu tree. Beedi are typically hand-rolled, and the process is often carried out by women. They are known for their distinct smell and taste, which can be attributed to the leaf used for wrapping.
Beedi smoking is a widespread practice, particularly in rural areas of India. They are often cheaper than
Despite their popularity, beedi smoking is associated with various health risks, similar to those of cigarette