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The visit comes timely as Interpol is set to mark its centenary this year.

The Delhi High Court recently observed that recovery of drugs from the bedroom of a couple in a residential premises is attributable to both the husband and the wife if both are consumers of narcotic substances

India News: Opposing the discharge plea submitted by model Munmun Dhamecha in the 2021 cruise drugs bust case, the Narcotics Control Bureau’s SIT submitted that

Marathi actress Kranti Redkar and her husband, Indian civil service officer Sameer Wankhede, recently appeared together in the podcast hosted by Amrita Rao and RJ Anmol. The couple, who has been in the headlines for the last two years due to drug-related controversies allegedly involving Bollywood celebs, spoke about their journeys as a couple in the podcast. They also made various revelations on the show about their personal lives, how they support each other during tough times and more.

The Narcotics Control Bureau of Guwahati and Imphal has broken up an international trafficking network of precursors used in the manufacture of drugs. The trade involved shipping pseudoephedrine from India into Myanmar, and the operation has resulted in the seizure of 110.5 kgs of pseudoephedrine in tablet form and the arrest of seven people so far. The operation targeted the ring-leader of the group, Md Abdul Wakil, who used a B2B platform to traffic the substance. The mastermind behind the div...

India News: NEW DELHI: Over 17,000 acres of opium poppy fields in Manipur were destroyed between 2018 and May 2023, the home ministry told the Rajya Sabha on Wedn.

In a major breakthrough, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on Tuesday busted one of the country's "largest" drug trafficking networks operating over the darknet with the seizure of a huge number of LSD blots.

'Zambada' cartel was the 'only' cartel in the country with a so-called "5-star rating". It is the second LSD trafficking cartel busted in last about 3 months.

The NCB said the cartels name is derived from "Ismael-Marlo Zambada Garcia", a Mexican drug lord, and he was the last remaining fugitive on the list of Mexicos 37 most wanted drug criminals. He carries a reward of up to $15,000,000, the agency said. The first time the name of this cartel was reported in the country was in September 2022 when the Hyderabad Police arrested eight people for drug trafficking using the darknet.

The Bombay High Court recently expressed concern over the physical and emotional risks of drug abuse among the youth and adolescents, while rejecting the bail plea of a man accused of selling charas-laced brownies.