Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar addressing an International Drug Abuse Day function at CM Secretariat, in Patna.
Covered in mud, members of the civil defense patrol known as "Ronderos" attend an official ceremony in Puerto Ocopa, Peru. Peruvian Armed Forces delivered humanitarian aid consisti...
BSF personnel take part in a cycle rally at India Gate to aware people against drugs in New Dehi.
Police showing seized 15.5 quintal poppy husk in Bhiwani district.
People look at the body of a alleged drug trafficker killed during a shootout with the police at Pavuna slum, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Military police in Rio de Janeiro say they ...
President Donald Trump shakes hands with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie during an opioid and drug abuse listening session in the Cabinet Room of the White House, in Washington.
People holding a protest against African nationals over the death of a teenager alleged due to drug supplied by Nigerians, in Greater Noida.
The Kenyan student, who was thrashed by some unidentified men near Knowledge Park, receiving treatment at a hospital in Greater Noida. Incidents of alleged attacks on African natio...
People holding a protest against African nationals over the death of a teenager alleged due to drug supplied by Nigerians, in Greater Noida.
Seized cannabis put on display, in Ahmedabad.
BSF DIG JS Oberoi, along with other officials showcasing 4 kg heroin seized near Pulmoran border outpost, in Amritsar.
BSF officials display 5kg of heroin worth Rs 25 crore seized from the area of Border Out Post Wadhai Cheema, in Gurdaspur.
This photo released by the Naval Prefecture Argentina shows packages of seized drugs displayed for the press in the port city of Zarate, Argentina.
RPF show the seized ganja weighing approximate 32kgs and estimated value 1.5 lakh from Rajdhani Express at Guwahati Railway Station.
Pakistani security officials from the Anti-Narcotic Control Forces burn a pile of seized drugs smashed bottles liquor, in Lahore, Pakistan. Pakistan is taking strict measures to st...
Punjab Police Director General of Police (DGP) Suresh Arora destroying recovered intoxicants, in Amritsar.
A Pakistani security official from the Anti-Narcotic Control Forces stands guard while burning piles of seized drugs and liquor, in Quetta, Pakistan.
Filipino men place their hands over their heads as they are rounded up during a police operation as part of the continuing "War on Drugs" campaign of Philippine President Rodrigo D...
Wrestler Narsingh Yadav leaves after a hearing at the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) in New Delhi.
People take part in half marathon event organized by Himachal Pradesh Police to mark International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking in Shimla.
Carrie Fisher seemed to have multiple drugs in her system at the time of her death, according to the full autopsy report.<
A German executive working at Volkswagen's Tokyo office has been arrested on drug charges, the automaker said today.
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A 24-year-old college student allegedly committed suicide by jumping from the 19th floor of a star hotel in suburban Bandr
Asserting that his government has taken stringent steps to check drug menace, Karnataka Home Minister G.Parameshwara has s
On Sunday, three Indians were arrested in central Nepal with nearly 190 kg of marijuana worth an estimated Rs 35 lakh.
A dozen bodies -- including seven that were headless and mutilated -- were discovered over the weekend in western Mexico's
Mexico extradited drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman to the United States after his final appeals were rejected -- han
Election Commission-appointed surveillance and expenditure monitoring teams have recovered over Rs 64 crore in cash, inclu
In an unusual move, Pakistani authorities have decided to exhume the bodies of the crew of a plane that crashed last month
In an unusual move, Pakistani authorities have decided to exhume the bodies of the crew of a plane that crashed last month
It’s wrong to generalize but I think the reason Indian players are holding out when every other cricket-playing country has fallen in line, has nothing to do with being perverse or arrogant. I think they’re genuinely appalled by the thought that they have to schedule their lives three months in advance. Indians don’t do schedules well: they don’t plan their holidays a year in advance, they don’t write their appointments down in a diary, they don’t think it’s wrong to default on a deadline and if the art of the last minute was an Olympic sport you’d only see Indians on the medals podium. Mithali Raj, the Indian batswoman (I’d say ‘batsperson’ if it didn’t suggest an ungendered vampire) had the most succinct take on this Indian view of the world. “During competitions, you are in one place and know your itinerary. When you are at home, you don’t know about the next three hours, forget about three months… We plan things spontaneously, be it a movie or a dinner.”
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