Narcotics control bureau meaning in tamil

narcotics tamil meaning and more example for narcotics will be given in tamil. Issues related to traffic reduction of crime narcotics and violence against women and children were discussed. Speaking to reporters after a meeting Director General of Narcotic Control Bureau K.C. Verma and his counterpart in the National Narcotics Control Commission of China Yang Feng Rui said both sides expressed the need to further strengthen interaction in supply and demand reductions. Three accusedDinesh Chand Verma Shiv Kanthpal and Ghanshyam Singh Senger were arrested at Shastri Bridge here by the officials of the Narcotics Control Bureau on April 21 2003 with 15 kg heroin worth Rs 15 crore. Officers of the Narcotics Control Bureau seized 255 gm of heroin from three persons at the Koyambedu bus terminus here on Saturday. Officers of the Narcotics Control Bureau seized 255 gm of heroin from three persons at the Koyambedu bus terminus here on Saturday. According to prosecution the sleuths of Narcotics Intelligence Bureau NIB seized a lorry from Madhya Pradesh near Salem during June 2000. One person has been arrested by the North Delhi police for allegedly trying to implicate his stepbrother in a narcotics case to settle scores with him. One person has been arrested by the North Delhi police for allegedly trying to implicate his stepbrother in a narcotics case to settle scores with him. But for officials of the Narcotics Control Bureau NCB south zonal unit it contained something more than w...

A panel of experts working to frame new laws for medicines will soon seek recommendations from the Narcotics Control Bureau, News18.com has learnt. First reported by News18.com, the Narendra Modi government on August 27 formed an eight-member panel to frame new laws for medicines, cosmetics and medical devices, headed by Drug Controller General of India VG Somani. EXCLUSIVE: The panel has planned to conduct more than 10 stakeholder meetings before kick-starting the process to write the first draft. It has already finished the consultations with four stakeholders — consumer groups, chemist associations, drug manufacturing companies and contract research organisations (CROs). The panel will submit the draft document by November 30. “We are on track to submit the draft by the given deadline. This is for the first time that the panel is holding consultations even before making the draft,” Narender Ahooja, State Drugs Controller, Haryana who is also a member of the panel, told News18.com. “We want to take recommendations from each and every stakeholder before we start sketching the law.” The next stakeholders in line include patients, medical device makers, hospitals and cosmetic manufacturers. “The making of this act will also involve consultations with the narcotics bureau followed by meetings with drug regulators across India,” Ahooja said. Making of the Law The discussions with stakeholders are planned in such a way that it is convenient for everyone to participate, the off...

Questions remain regarding the seizure of 2,525 kg of methamphetamine in the sea by the Indian Navy and NCB | File photo For 39 years after Independence, India didn’t feel the need to have a central law, let alone a dedicated agency, to oversee and prevent drug use. This changed in 1985, when, under pressure from the United States to enact stricter anti-drug laws, India introduced the Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropics Substances Act, 1985. The act, which came into effect on November 14, 1985, and which constitutes the statutory framework for drug law enforcement in India, made an express provision for constituting a central authority for the purpose of exercising the powers and functions of the central government when it came to preventing drug trafficking, abuse, and control. In the presence of this provision, the Centre constituted the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on March 17, 1986. The bureau is the physical embodiment of the central government’s will to tackle drug abuse. In India, the responsibility of drug abuse control, a central function, is carried out through a number of ministries, departments and organisations. It is primarily due to India’s vast size and the federal nature of our polity that multiple agencies, both at the Centre and in the states, have been empowered to enforce the provisions of the NDPS Act. These include, among others, the Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, which has the nodal co-ordination role as administrator of the Narcotic Dr...

By Express News Service Recent arrests in Karur for cultivation of ganja plants in fields was cause for much concern and some amusement. Officials say this case is an outlier as Tamil Nadu does not produce much marijuana, but admit the State’s residents are huge consumers of the drug, which is grown in other states. • In 2018, the NIB-CID seized 900kg of ganja entering the State and the Narcotics Control Bureau seized 550kgs. • The street value of ganja is 20 times higher than the farming value. This means that 1kg ganja, grown at a cost of just Rs 1,000, is sold for Rs 22,000. • The drug enters through Chennai, Coimbatore, Erode and Vellore. Smugglers enter Chennai via Andhra Pradesh, Erode via Karnataka and Coimbatore via Kerala. • The ganja is from Andhra Pradesh and Odisha which are major cultivators of weed. Which weed why? • Two varieties of marijuana are most common in Tamil Nadu and south India, namely Cannabis indica (broad leaf) and Cannabis sativa (longleaf). • Experts say indica is used for its sedative and relaxive effects, and for a goodnight’s sleep. • Reportedly sativa is used for increasing cerebral function and pairs well with physical activity and social interaction. • Officials say youngsters prefer a hybrid variety or just sativa. • Those in the age group of 30-45 and above have started to specifically ask for indica. Some have even started to grow it on their own. How Ganja enters TN Method 1 • In 2018, four people carrying 50kg of ganja were caught a...