Drugs

Nepal's 1970s drug war, driven by Nixon’s policies, shattered its hippie paradise, crippled local economies, and sparked a Maoist surge, with echoes still shaping its geopolitical role today.

Seized Drugs Disappear Amidst Alarming Corruption, Infiltration by Cartels, and Complicit Law Enforcement, Exposing Gaps in India's Anti-Drug Efforts.

Northeast India Faces Drug Menace with Major Implications for the Country’s External and Internal Security, Sparking Nationwide Concerns. Authorities Struggle to Contain the Growing Crisis.

Punjab could follow a comprehensive strategy to combat the narcotics menace instead of relying on piecemeal efforts by the state government.

Doping in India Continues to Haunt Sports. India Grapples with Doping Epidemic as Athletes Face Unprecedented Challenges