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आरंभ करने की तिथि :
Nov 03, 2014
अंतिम तिथि :
Feb 01, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
रेडियो कार्यक्रम “मन की बात” के दौरान प्रधानमंत्री श्री नरेन्द्र ...
Two methods. A) Measures by Government:
1) Strict Rules/Laws towards Anti drugs policy. Punishment upto death. 2) Stringent security checks at airport/ports, schools/collage area3) like Malaysia, where Visa always issued with bold note " Drug carrying will result into death penalty".4) search operation/raids to destroy current drug stock ti clean up the situation to start with.
B) Behaviour/Motivation Measures
1) Advertising/Banners/Awareness programme sp. In school/collage & in poor area.
Dear PM Modi ji..
The process of non-alchoholic India Should be done as fast as possible.
1. Firstly all the Hooka Centers must b shut down forever.
2. No more alcohole selling licenses must b issued.
3. Meditation must be made complsory for each and every student.
4. Make price of alcoholic drink as high that these are out of the reach of people.
We need to implement Dhyan for 10 minutes everyday in School, this will give them a tool and power to make a Right choice in every field of life . We developed a very simple, scientific and very effective Dhyan technique which is implemented in Schools in India & USA. We are witnessing miraculous important in every field of students and family members life. We are providing this services on 100 % Volunteer basis.
the drug business will thrive as long as people will buy.
awareness coupled with strict actions by the govt is the only hope.
if there is no demand the drug market will fall automatically,so why not concentrate on educating the misguided youth,children are not born with knowledge of drugs they learn it by seeing the world around,TV,Movies,people around.its responsibility of the nation as whole.just,something should be done to plant this idea into the minds.
the youth of india is the victim of people who want to make money out of selling drugs.
there must be some high level involvement that keeps it running.this issue and raising awareness among youth on the bad effects is necessary. extent of lame reasons is,people say it helps them concentrate on studies,now who would tell them that any kind of nasha decreases cognitive senses..
The proposed mechanism to tackle it would be:
1) Strong laws and effective drug crime intelligence to act as a deterrent and restrict the supply/availability of this poison.
2) Better community development programs by creating social/sports/arts/academic infrastructure for engaging youth.
3) Effective rehabilitation program (From awareness-social to treatment-medical) for sufferers.
4) Research (social/academic/medical) to study its pattern, reach, solutions and mechanism
the big problem for society is school children have access to drugs,and if school children can get them why cant police find the source and stop them.
people from riksha pullers to well to families smoke away weed publicly without the slightest thought that it is illegal.
and the school kids hardly know what they are doing..
this menace can be curbed.but i dont know it isnt being
1) There must be strong law and crime intelligence to curb the supply and availability of this poison and as a deterrent.
2) More community development program in terms of sports and academic infrastructure should be developed (Govt./Private) to engage young people
3) Rehabilitation program (Medical/Social) should be there, by roping doctors/NGO/Parents/Schools
4) Social/Medical Research should be taken up to study its pattern, its reach, its solution and rehabilitation.
3) The urban middle class (which is probably your focus), adopts it as a frustration for many aspirations and etc, and this can be tackled by providing more opportunities for career by making the establishment more progressive, more transparent and an overall environment of trust.
4) The effluent section fell pray to it for fantasy, bad company and other life style evils and only way for them is there rehabilitation.
However, for all these, a strong mechanism to deal with it required.
Youngsters fell prey to this menace for following reason/situation
1) The marginalized section (street boys/station boys/orphans) is allured into it by pedlars and mafia and organized crime syndicate, and hence can be taken care by law and order, crime intelligence and tougher laws, by reducing drugs availability.
2) The lower class (Lower urban middle class/Village Boy) falls into this trap, as they have no channel to vent out there energy and can be tackled with community development program