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Tackling the drug menace in India

Tackling the drug menace in India
Start Date :
Nov 03, 2014
Last Date :
Feb 01, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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During the ‘Mann Ki Baat’ Radio programme, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi shared that a large number of people have been talking to him about the increase in usage ...

During the ‘Mann Ki Baat’ Radio programme, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi shared that a large number of people have been talking to him about the increase in usage of drugs. The Prime Minister described this as a very serious issue and assured that he will talk about the menace during the next ‘Mann Ki Baat’ radio programme.

The Open Forums invites you to talk about the menace of drugs. Share how you feel this menace can be mitigated, what steps can be taken to get youngsters out of this. You can share anecdotes – how you saved children from this menace of drugs or if you have had a personal experience. NGOs working in this sphere should contribute. Your contribution would be a major step in freeing India from the menace of drugs.

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Rakesh Shah
Rakesh Shah 11 years 7 months ago
Similarly the tickets for entry and all the monuments where required should be sold on Taj Express for Agra and on Pink City and Shatabdi for Jaipur and likewise for all tourist destinations. The values can be added to tickets on Internet booking sites. When these simple steps can't be taken how bigger things will be achieved. With your clear vision it may become possible now. Please look into this Saheb.
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Sunil Mareppanavar
Sunil Mareppanavar 11 years 7 months ago
Sir, drug menace is rampant right from slum dwellers to celebrities. Poor people can be found using drugs along mumbai rail tracks. Beggars drug small babies. Rave parties should be cracked. Special attention to be paid to passengers arriving from African countries(not being biased). Prescribed drugs have to be monitored. Drug peddlers operate near schools and colleges. Watch for weak students, they are most vulnerable to drug abuse.
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Rakesh Shah
Rakesh Shah 11 years 7 months ago
The Delhi Tourism Bus gives about 45 minutes at Red Fort, of which about 10 to 15 minutes can be los in the queue for the ticket. The tickets can easily be sold in the bus of added to the ticket price. Incredible India! Even these simple things are not done.
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preeti vidyarthi
preeti vidyarthi 11 years 7 months ago
Drug menace is really affectin our country and the society. It is really a black mar it has really affected our younger population who are our country's future. There should a severe punishment for peopple behind the menace and proper guidance to the people being affected by this.
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Rakesh Shah
Rakesh Shah 11 years 7 months ago
Contd.. Their milk, often extracted by the brutal and harmful to humans injecting Oxytocin is then sold by these unscrupulous milkmen. They should be fined and taxed as they are making a business without any investment and through malpractice, making cities dirty, increasing sanitation costs, causing traffic hazards and brutalizing the sacred animal. The harshest punishment will only do.
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Rakesh Shah
Rakesh Shah 11 years 7 months ago
The problem of stray cows must be tackled at the earliest. Gau is Mata and the cows of Bharatiya Go Vansh (Indian genetic stocks) are attributed with many amazing qualities. Most stray cows are eating the post consumer waste and it is a mix of infected and even toxic substances. They are actually owned by some milkman or other. He makes money by selling the milk of these cows. they are left on the roads and near garbage dumps to forage by the day and driven home in the evenings.. Contd..
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Rakesh Shah
Rakesh Shah 11 years 7 months ago
GM foods should be treated with utmost caution as terminators will sneak in any time and will destroy the original species of flora in the country. There really is no food shortage as we have built stocks and buffers out of our produce. There are two main problems; Rodents and wastage due bad handling and long farm to table time. We should focus on preservation in FCI warehouses by electronic rodent control, and encourage farmhead processing and appropriate packaging. The need for GM will vanish
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ashok daga
ashok daga 11 years 7 months ago
a subject in the school, college should be added and let the youth should know about the ill effects. Our Mp/MLA/Councillor/Panchyat Pratinidhi should be the best man to control with the help of local police, who are having the full information about the gang carrying out such activities. let award should be given to them for providing information through which gang may be caught hold. please do not give TV advertisement, but use the same money for the abovementioned purpose.
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DHARMARAJAN GANESAN
DHARMARAJAN GANESAN 11 years 7 months ago
Respected brother, Drugs are used mainly by youth at college level. Its roots to be traced from there. In Punjab it has been a main factor for the poor performance of NDA.May be the UPA govt unable to stop cross border smuggling from PAK.whose design is to destabilize India.Drugs and Terror may have connection.Central Government should form a special department to stemout the menace of drug, in the interests of National security and economy and the youth's mental and physical well being.
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