"drug-abuse"

If schools conduct other health check-ups on their campus, then why not a drug screening test on the campus?

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu reaffirmed the state's zero-tolerance policy against drug trafficking on the International Day Against Drug Abuse. He pledged strict action against traffickers while assuring support and rehabilitation for people battling drug addiction

Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla and Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy appealed to people to help eliminate drug abuse and illicit trafficking in Telangana. They urged citizens, especially the youth, to adopt healthy lifestyles and support efforts to build a drug-free society.

The Telangana government has directed schools to submit anti-drug declarations confirming preventive and awareness measures on campuses. Intermediate students will also submit anti-drug undertakings from 2026–27 as part of efforts to curb substance abuse and promote safe educational environments.

Hyderabad police launched a citywide crackdown on drug abuse, screening 204 individuals, of whom 87 tested positive. The drive, led by V.C. Sajjanar, included counselling and promised continued enforcement against narcotics-related activities.

BRS has issued a showcaus notice to former legislator Pilot Rohit Reddy in the alleged drug abuse case in the latter's farm house

BRS working president KT Rama Rao condemned drug use and demanded strict action against those involved in narcotics. He warned against attempts to link the party to drug cases for political reasons and said he was ready to undergo any test.

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Telangana police arrested eight individuals for drug use at Quake Arena nightclub in Gachibowli during DJ Artbat’s performance. The EAGLE Force conducted the operation, and arrests are followed by counselling, rehabilitation, and seizure of cocaine, MDMA, LSD, and ganja.

Varanasi Police have arrested two men for illegally selling codeine-based cough syrup using forged drug licences. The duo, linked to Shaili Traders, allegedly sold over 5 lakh bottles worth about ₹7 crore through fake documents and diverted supplies for recreational abuse

Hyderabad Narcotics Police caught several students from a reputed hotel management college in Begumpet after confirming drug use on campus. Six students tested positive for marijuana and were sent for rehabilitation. Parents requested leniency, promising cooperation with police authorities

Drug abuse among women, including techies, medicos and students, is rising in Hyderabad. Police said nearly 100 women were found using narcotics, with some even peddling. Officials urged parents to stay vigilant and provide emotional support and counselling

A drug abuse investigation at a private medical college in Hyderabad has exposed a student-led drug supply ring, with senior medicos allegedly introducing and supplying narcotics to their juniors. A raid by the Hyderabad Anti-Narcotics Bureau and EAGLE team in Medchal led to eight students testing positive for marijuana use.

Accused K Mohith and Swapnil Varthe, both from Secunderabad, procured the drugs from local dealers in Mumbai and got them delivered in Hyderabad through couriers and human carriers; 200 grams of OG Kush and 12 grams of ecstasy pills seized from them

Telangana Chief Minister warns school and college managements will be held accountable for drug-related activities near campuses. Speaking at an anti-drug event, he also announced EAGLE, a new task force replacing TGANB to combat drug trafficking in Telangana

On information, the Cyberabad Special Operations Team conducted raids at the pubs located at Gachibowli and conducted check on few persons who were suspected to have consumed drugs

Youth should stay away from drugs, says College Principal Prof D Varalakshmi

The program was aimed at educating school students about crucial issues affecting their well-being and safety. An attempt was made to raise awareness on topics such as physical and mental health, cybercrimes, drug abuse, and gender sensitivity

Join operation conducted by TGANB, local police, SOTs, dog squads; drug testing conducted in pubs, farmhouses and resorts

A combination of factors including disposable incomes, working parents, peer pressure and more importantly the ease of availability is driving the surge of substance abuse among adolescents between 10 years and 19 years in Hyderabad and other parts of Telangana.