Indias top court orders action on child drug abuse : ache din kahan hain ?

[nepali.nationalist]

Indias top court orders action on child drug abuse

NEW DELHI: Indias top court on Wednesday ordered the government to come up with a plan to tackle child drug abuse, acting on a petition from Nobel Peace laureate Kailash Satyarthis child rights group.

With government figures showing almost 20 percent of addicts in India are under 21, the Supreme Court said more needed to be done to educate young people about the dangers of substance abuse in India.The court ordered New Delhi to "evolve a national action plan within six months to combat drug abuse amongst school children".It said the government should conduct a national survey to determine how widespread the problem is, and include education about drugs in the school curriculum.

"Trafficking and drug abuse, inherently linked to each other, are the most prevalent forms of organised crime in the world," said Satyarthi in response to the judgement."This petition was filed to ensure that children are provided with a better, more healthy childhood," he said in a statement.Indias Supreme Court regularly intervenes on public policy issues.

Last month it ordered the government to curb air pollution, which it said was a "public health emergency".Satyarthis Bachpan Bachao Andolan (Save Childhood Movement) filed the petition before the Supreme Court in 2014.The child rights group asked the court to order the government to create rehabilitation centres in each district of India, with a special wing for children.

It also urged a national action plan on substance abuse, to include counselling and rehabilitation.Bachpan Bachao Andolan activist Bhuvan Ribhu said millions of children are hooked on drugs, many of whom later turn to dealing to fund their habit.Experts say peer pressure and academic stress are driving children to drugs, but there is scant data on the scale of the problem.A 2013 report by the National Commission for the Protection of Child Rights estimated 40-70 percent of Indias 18 million homeless children were exposed to some form substance abuse. Many of them started taking drugs as young as five years old, the report found.It estimated almost one in five of Indias drug and alcohol addicts in 2011 were under the age of 21.

https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/171850-Indias-top-court-orders-action-on-child-drug-abuse

 

[nepali.nationalist]

shabaash ....r@pe mein capital ban chukay hain ...toilet hai nahi aur ab bachon ko ch@rsi bana rahey hain ....wah reh ch@ddi ...kya baneyga tera ??

Pakistan condemns this and is willing to help. Action needs to be taken immediately !

 

[jimpack]

shabaash ....r@pe mein capital ban chukay hain ...toilet hai nahi aur ab bachon ko ch@rsi bana rahey hain ....wah reh ch@ddi ...kya baneyga tera ??

Pakistan condemns this and is willing to help. Action needs to be taken immediately !

Your mentally unstable, get well soon.

 

[ILLUMINATI]

there is large scale flow of narcotic drugs from pakistan to india from punjab and sindh border , according to international agencies terror operations are carried and financed through drug smuggling .certain agency of well known bad repute is under scanner of nato because of shelter given by this agency to dreaded terrorist osama bin laden . talibans are well known for the terrorism operations inside afghanistan they get money from an agency which finances such operations through drug trafficking and smuggling of narcotics like opium.

 

[nepali.nationalist]

Even if this non-existant theory along the worlds most militiarized border is true ? ..Then where are the trucks moving along ??

You mean to say the endian border guards are totally incompetant and sleepingo n duty ?

Are the drug dealers flying trucks in the sky or are they tanks rolling over the rajisthan desert ?? [hilar][hilar]

Idiot this is a home grown problem. Read the article and several others ...all of these are produced in Endia

Large scale bull $hit ! ...learn to love not HATE !

there is large scale flow of narcotic drugs from pakistan to india from punjab and sindh border , according to international agencies terror operations are carried and financed through drug smuggling .certain agency of well known bad repute is under scanner of nato because of shelter given by this agency to dreaded terrorist osama bin laden . talibans are well known for the terrorism operations inside afghanistan they get money from an agency which finances such operations through drug trafficking and smuggling of narcotics like opium.

 

[nepali.nationalist]

ok r@p1st !:biggthumpup:

Your mentally unstable, get well soon.

 

[ILLUMINATI]

Even if this non-existant theory along the worlds most militiarized border is true ? ..Then where are the trucks moving along ??

You mean to say the endian border guards are totally incompetant and sleepingo n duty ?

Are the drug dealers flying trucks in the sky or are they tanks rolling over the rajisthan desert ?? [hilar][hilar]

Idiot this is a home grown problem. Read the article and several others ...all of these are produced in Endia

Large scale bull $hit ! ...learn to love not HATE !

the biggest problem with us pakistanis is our habit of speaking lies and living in denial . this is high time to wake up and face the reality.
otherwise our future is very dark , we are doomed because we don't want to take the problems head on.
the drug addiction has taken over every school every college every university . our future generations are in the clutches of drugs and sexual abuses .
opium is grown and produced in large quantity in pakistan and afghanistan with help of different criminal jehadi groups who call themselve taliban.
the same opium is refined in makeshift local plants .then it is sent to india ,nepal ,bangladesh and different countries by smugglers .
but in the meantime pakistani society and children itself became drug addicts ,
these addicts are then used by agencies to attack indian army

 

[nepali.nationalist]

Yeah but who are those endians who allow the drugs in endia ?

Why do they allow it in ? ..Who supplies it to these kids ?? - They are endians too ??

Look at your own self first :biggthumpup:

the forum understand as an endian you are upset. But pretending to be pakistani is not going to solve your issues.

Afghanistan is ruled by nato and endia is a partner with them ...so go talk to your friend ghani ..why you crying about drug problems in Endia ?

You telling me your Border Guards are useless and

You have a problem and the kids are getting affected. Please solve it...

http://www.nation.com.pk/internatio...eenage-indian-girls-endure-sexual-violence-un


77% of teenage Indian girls endure sexual violence: UN

September 05, 2014, 5:38 pm
ONLINE

New York- About 77 percent of girls aged between 15 and 19 in India have been subjected to sexual violence by their spouses, according to a report by UNICEF which also said more than half of the girls in the age group faced physical abuse at the hands of their parents.

The UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) report titled "Hidden in Plain Sight" said violence against children is so prevalent and deeply ingrained in societies that it was often unseen and accepted as the norm. The report said that 77 percent of girls aged 15 to 19 years in India have at least once experienced forced sexual intercourse or any other forced sexual acts by their current husband or partner. Partner violence is also pervasive in South Asia, where at least one in five girls who have ever been married or in union experienced partner violence. In this region, the prevalence of partner violence is particularly high in Bangladesh and India.

The report said that in India 34 per cent of ever-married girls aged 15 to 19 years had experienced some form of physical, sexual or emotional violence committed by their husbands or partners. The report added that about 21 per cent of girls aged 15 to 19 in India had experienced physical violence since age 15. It said the identity of the most common perpetrator varied by the marital status of the victim. "Not surprisingly, among ever-married girls who experienced physical violence since age 15, a current or former partner was cited most often in all of the countries," it said.

The report further added that girls who had not been married were most likely to report physical violence at the hands of family members, friends, acquaintances and teachers. The most commonly reported perpetrator was the victim's mother or stepmother, with over half of single girls reporting this in Azerbaijan, Cambodia, Haiti, India, Liberia, Sao Tome and Principe, and Timor-Leste.

In India, 41 per cent of girls aged 15 to 19 years had experienced physical violence since age 15 by their mother or step-mother while 18 per cent had been subjected to physical violence by their fathers and step-fathers. India also had the third highest number of young homicide victims in 2012. Nearly 9,400 children and adolescents aged 0 to 19 years were killed in India in 2012. The report also noted that 41-60 per cent girls aged 15 to 19 think that a husband or partner is "justified in hitting or beating his wife or partner" under some circumstances.

The report, which draws on data from 190 countries, found that about two-thirds of children worldwide or almost one billion between ages 2 and 14 are subjected to physical punishment by their caregivers on a regular basis.

the biggest problem with us pakistanis is our habit of speaking lies and living in denial . this is high time to wake up and face the reality.
otherwise our future is very dark , we are doomed because we don't want to take the problems head on.
the drug addiction has taken over every school every college every university . our future generations are in the clutches of drugs and sexual abuses .
opium is grown and produced in large quantity in pakistan and afghanistan with help of different criminal jehadi groups who call themselve taliban.
the same opium is refined in makeshift local plants .then it is sent to india ,nepal ,bangladesh and different countries by smugglers .
but in the meantime pakistani society and children itself became drug addicts ,
these addicts are then used by agencies to attack indian army

 

[ILLUMINATI]

shabaash ....r@pe mein capital ban chukay hain ...toilet hai nahi aur ab bachon ko ch@rsi bana rahey hain ....wah reh ch@ddi ...kya baneyga tera ??

Pakistan condemns this and is willing to help. Action needs to be taken immediately !

kaisa bewaqoof insan hai ? itani serious baat ho rahi hai ,
ise baqwass karne ka shauq ho raha hai .
pakistan ka future barbad ho raha hai , bache drug addiction ki chapet me hai ,
villages me bacho ke sath abuse kia jata hai ,
education ka level african countries se bhi niche hai ,
passport bhi sabse kharab rating par hai world me ,
milawat , chor bazari ,bhattakhori aur dahashat gard banane ki factoria hai.
aankhe kholo mere bhai ,kuchh apne mulk ke liye karo ,
qurbani deni paregi .

 

[nepali.nationalist]

Pakistani Supreme court has not said this is a major issue - the Endian supreme court has said so :biggthumpup:

Please stay on the topic as this thread is about ENDIA :biggthumpup:

Drug problem is in every country but ENDIA is becoming a major problem ,..like r@pe ...

Thats why the endian SUPREME COURT has ruled this as a major problem !

Pune: Rising cases of drug abuse among teens

Curiosity, kick and funsome of the factors that pull youths into their first-time.



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Written by ANURADHA MASCAREHNAS , Garima Mishra | Pune | Published:April 11, 2016 2:36 am

Photo for representational purposeThis girl was excellent in studies throughout her school years, had always been a topper and was good at tennis too. When she was 15 and in junior college, she fell in love with a 19-year-old from the same college who was into substance abuse. Soon she was addicted too. Though she was from a well-to-do family, when she started falling short of money to buy marijuana, she started stealing money to feed her addiction. Later, she was not only taking drugs but was also selling them to her college friends. Six months ago she was hospitalised at a rehabilitation centre.
Curiosity, kick and funsome of the factors that pull youths into their first-time. By the time they discover the trap they have gotten intowhich may take from a few months to several yearsits too late. While college authorities may deny, drug abuse is gradually gripping city students. City-based rehabilitation centres and counsellors unanimously say that the youth have moved on from charas-***** and are abusing all kinds of drugs. While there is hope at the end of the tunnel, the recovery is slow and there are possibilities of a relapse too in some cases.
Students are not only doing drugs but also peddling
In the last five years, the number of drug abuse cases in females and youngsters in the age group of 14-16 has increased substantially. College students not only take drugs but are also peddling drugs these days for easy money. The drugs are easily available at cheap rates in slum areas, said Indrajit Deshmukh, counsellor at Practical Life Skills, a rehabilitation centre.
Every month, the centre gets 40 cases of drug abusethe reasons ranging from social anxiety, fights with parents, stress, nuclear families and social constructs, Deshmukh said. Earlier, the cases of drug abuse were in the age group of 35-40 but now, we have cases starting from 14 years itself. There has been a substantial rise70 per cent in youth and 50 per cent in the cases of females, he said, adding that whenever the centre has approached educational institutes to conduct awareness programmes, they have refused due to the fear that such programmes will expose their students to drugs. Same is the case with parentswhen they learn that their child has become a prey to addiction, they blame his friends. Both colleges and parents are in denial, he said.


Ten out of every 100 admitted are under 21
As many as 100 personsa majority being youngstersare admitted every month at one of Punes largest and oldest de-addiction centres. Mukta Puntambekar, project director of Muktangan De-addiction centre, said that statistics are grim and the writing was on the wall. Yes, at least 10 per cent of the 100 admitted are youngsters under 21, said Puntambekar, adding that while a fair share of drug addicts at the centre are from Pune, there are also cases from Mumbai and other parts of the country. Alcohol dependency is a huge problem but compounded with drugs, the issue has escalated, she said. Youngsters are not just doing the usual *****-charas drugs but are on a high by using Meow Meow (mephedrone)a synthetic stimulant drug.
Its observed that most patients come from broken families where communication is a huge issue between parents and children. Films influence some youths to experiment at parties, and youngsters are on a high and often decide to take drugs for a kick, said Puntambekar.
At the one month-long course at Muktangan, addicts are treated both with medicines and psychological counselling. Art-based therapy is accepted among youths who show their creative skills here. The counselling sessions are intense and while some get clean, there are children who still relapse despite the treatment, she said.
Prolonged use of drugs leads to mental health issues
Chaitanya Mental Health Centre which provides rehabilitation services for persons with mental disorders has reserved 60 beds for alcohol and drug addicts. Its no longer getting a high on corex (cough syrup) or the traditional marijuana. What we are finding is new methods taken up by these adolescents to get a high. It could be something like getting a high from even Fevicol-based products. For instance, a huge amount of Feviquick that has an acrid smell, is put in a plastic bag and the person just puts his/her head in it and inhales, said Rony George, Director of Chaitanya Mental Health Centre. Addicts are experimenting with substances like mephedrone and we have had several cases also where prolonged use of marijuana causes mental health issues like hallucinations, delusions and paranoia in the abuser, he said. The rehabilitation process at Chaitanya can take a while with a minimum of three months. Half the battle is won if persons decide to give up the addiction, he said. But if they are at the centre due to family pressure or fear of the police then it takes a really long time to get them clean. The recovery rate is slow at times, said George.
If addiction starts between 14-18 years, prognosis is difficult
At Jagriti Rehabilitation Centre, 50 per cent of the total patients are college students. While there are a few girls, most are boys. Dr Amar Shinde, counsellor and psychiatrist at the centre, said that one of the drugs that is caught up with users is methylamphetaminea medicinal drug, the sale of which is strict and cannot be done over the counter. The addiction started in Mumbai and has reached other states as well, said Shinde. What is being sold by the peddlers is the impure form of the drug. What makes it dangerous is if done once, the person immediately gets addicted to it; treatment of its addicts is difficult at de-addiction centres also. In at least 80 per cent cases, there is a relapse after treatment, said Shinde.
Shinde added that if the addiction begins at the age of 14 to 18 years, prognosis becomes difficult. He recently received a case of a 16-year-old boy whose father was based in Dubai and mother was a principal in a school. The boy would be alone at home and abuse drugs. Tackling such cases is difficult, he said, attributing the rise of drug abuse among adolescents to societal changes, social media and easily available money. Once treated at the centre, the person needs family support and shouldnt be left alone, he said.
Rehab centres are being treated like dumping grounds
Some rehabilitation centres are cashing in on the rising cases of drug abuse and are using their centres as dumping grounds for addicts, said Prasad Oak, counsellor at Anandwan Rehabilitation Centre. While there are some centres that are genuinely working to tackle the problem, some are here only for making money. The result is that theres a right approach for treatment of the problem. According to Oak, the decrease in age of drug addicts is disturbing. However, the good thing is that awareness in society is increasing and people are coming early to rehab centres as compared to earlier days when it took years to accept the problem, he said, adding that an addict requires a recovery period of 90 to 120 days in which his RBC cells regenerate, reducing chances of relapse.





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kaisa bewaqoof insan hai ? itani serious baat ho rahi hai ,
ise baqwass karne ka shauq ho raha hai .
pakistan ka future barbad ho raha hai , bache drug addiction ki chapet me hai ,
villages me bacho ke sath abuse kia jata hai ,
education ka level african countries se bhi niche hai ,
passport bhi sabse kharab rating par hai world me ,
milawat , chor bazari ,bhattakhori aur dahashat gard banane ki factoria hai.
aankhe kholo mere bhai ,kuchh apne mulk ke liye karo ,
qurbani deni paregi .

 

[nepali.nationalist]

how about stopping the addicts who attack 77 % of female teens in endia ??? ...thats why the supreme court is crying over this ??

77 % is almost the ENTIRE nation ?? (bigsmile)

77% of teenage Indian girls endure sexual violence: UN

September 05, 2014, 5:38 pm
ONLINE

New York- About 77 percent of girls aged between 15 and 19 in India have been subjected to sexual violence by their spouses, according to a report by UNICEF which also said more than half of the girls in the age group faced physical abuse at the hands of their parents.

The UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) report titled "Hidden in Plain Sight" said violence against children is so prevalent and deeply ingrained in societies that it was often unseen and accepted as the norm. The report said that 77 percent of girls aged 15 to 19 years in India have at least once experienced forced sexual intercourse or any other forced sexual acts by their current husband or partner. Partner violence is also pervasive in South Asia, where at least one in five girls who have ever been married or in union experienced partner violence. In this region, the prevalence of partner violence is particularly high in Bangladesh and India.

the biggest problem with us pakistanis is our habit of speaking lies and living in denial . this is high time to wake up and face the reality.
otherwise our future is very dark , we are doomed because we don't want to take the problems head on.
the drug addiction has taken over every school every college every university . our future generations are in the clutches of drugs and sexual abuses .
opium is grown and produced in large quantity in pakistan and afghanistan with help of different criminal jehadi groups who call themselve taliban.
the same opium is refined in makeshift local plants .then it is sent to india ,nepal ,bangladesh and different countries by smugglers .
but in the meantime pakistani society and children itself became drug addicts ,
these addicts are then used by agencies to attack indian army