In India it is estimated that there are 2 to 2.5 million cancer patients at any given point of time with about 0.7 million new cases coming every year and nearly half die every year. Two-third of the new cancers is presented in advance and incurable stage at the time of diagnosis. More than 60% of these affected patients are in the prime of their life between the ages of 35 and 65 years. 50% of all male cancers are tobacco related and 25% in female (total 34% of all cancers are tobacco related). More than 70% of disease burden is related life-style factors such as food & beverage practices, personal habits, infections, tobacco consumption and social customs. In addition, urbanization, industrialization and increasing life-span are also known as the cause of the cancer globally. There are predictions of incidence of 7-fold increase in tobacco related cancer morbidity in between 1995-2025.