Roadmap for Drug-Free India by 2029
On 19th September 2026, the Union Government outlined a three-year roadmap (2026-29) under the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan to address drug trafficking and substance abuse.
Key Features of the Roadmap
- Whole-of-Government Approach: Coordinates the Centre, States, district administrations and police for integrated narcotics control.
- End-to-End Drug Control: Targets the entire chain—from production and trafficking to distribution, consumption and illicit financing.
- Network-Centric Enforcement: Focuses on dismantling major drug networks and their international linkages.
- Strengthened Enforcement: Enhances the role of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and State Anti-Narcotics Task Forces (ANTFs) for intelligence-led action.
- De-addiction & Rehabilitation: Strengthens treatment, rehabilitation and social reintegration of affected persons.
- Integrated ....
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