Drug abuse is a growing concern in India, affecting both urban and rural areas. The widespread availability of narcotics like cannabis, heroin, and synthetic drugs has led to increased addiction, particularly among youth. Economic, social, and psychological factors drive individuals toward substance abuse in India. This not only deteriorates health but also fuels crime, unemployment, and broken families. Drug trafficking, often linked to organized crime, exacerbates the issue. India's law enforcement and healthcare systems are grappling with this challenge, seeking effective prevention, rehabilitation, and awareness programs to curb the menace.
