It is a matter of concern that the dangers of drug abuse are prevalent throughout the world.

In recent
years drug addiction has become a matter of concern for society, and due to the increase in the number of
youth like the nation, it is growing at alarming rates.
Originally the word 'medicine' was used for medicines but now it has been given a new meaning. Now it
not only refers to medicines but also the fatal addictive substances such as cocaine, heroin, brown sugar
are included in this list and this list goes on. All these drugs have bad effects on the addict's mind and body
cells.
Drug addiction is a condition that has great desire to continue taking a medication, for which he has
become habituated through consumption once again. Addiction is usually a tendency to increase dosage, a
psychological or physical dependence, and harmful consequences for the person and society, to obtain the
drug.
Like most other mental-health problems, addiction addiction is not one of the reasons. There are many
biological, psychological and social factors that can increase the vulnerability of a person to develop a
chemical use disorder.
Some psychological reasons for drug abuse include sexual harassment, neglected, anarchy at home, a
mental illness such as depression, inability to engage with others, poor performance in work or school etc.
Other reasons include the environment of a person, where drugs are misused or where it has been seen as
permission.
Children who grow up in the house with drugs often become addictive. Another aspect of drug addiction is
the genetic aspect. In fact, in the study of twins, it appears that half of the risk of some people becoming
addicted to drugs is genetic. Other risk factors that cause the drug addiction are the lack of peer pressure,
anxiety, loneliness and family involvement.
According to a survey conducted by the United Nations, around 16 million people worldwide use illegal
drugs. The incidents of illegal drug trafficking have increased. Another report by the State Crime Record
Bureau, India, is currently on the increase in cases of drug cases, compared to the total number of similar
cases put in the previous years, this number is very high.
Most drug profiles have the same type of cigarette smoke, they start during teenage age and gradually go
to opium and a kind of fish. The first experience with drugs is not very pleasant, but the kick provides it to
the brain, depending on the user.
It is believed that use of drugs provides great peace and tranquility, many people become victims of this
habit. Studies have shown that consumption of drugs exposes our health and body to various risks such as
heart attack and kidney failure, loss of weight and reduction of fertility, diarrhea and sweating, and central
nervous system.
Due to lack of money due to lack of funds, drug addiction can also resort to crime and murder. In a given
time, a addictive person usually gets separated from the mainstream of the family and society.
Drug trafficking is the root cause of drug continuity. Drug trafficking is a global illegal trade involving the
cultivation, manufacture, distribution and sale of substances, which are subject to drug prohibition laws.
Asia is the leading production center of medicines. There are two areas in Asia where drugs are cultivated
and produced. One is called the 'Golden Triangle', which includes Thailand, Laos and Burma, and the other
area is called 'Golden Crescent', which covers the territory of Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan.
Northern region is the center of producers, suppliers and transporters in India.
The cultivation of opium and opium is legal in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh for medicinal
purposes; But a large part of it searches for its way into illegal trade, even in Kerala, the 'drug culture' has
become highly occupied. Goa can be called a hotspot for drugs because of illegal trade in Goa due to high
volume of Russian influence in the state. The development has happened. It is now also known as 'Little
Russia' by the locals.
Many international and national laws have been implemented to curb the menace of drug addiction and
smuggling. The Indian government has implemented the Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act
of 1985, in which drug crime is non-bailable.
A large number of medicines have been consumed on several occasions near the Narcotics Control Bureau.
In addition, the 1988 United Nations Convention Against Illegal Traffic in Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic
Substances is currently 41% of the three major drug control treaties in force. In 1971, a convention of
narcotic drugs provided a legal mechanism for implementing a convention of 1961 and the implementation
of the Convention on Psychological Substances.
In addition, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is leading an international campaign to
raise awareness about the major challenge that illegal drugs are represented solely to the society and
especially to the youth.
The problem of drug can be solved if aggregate treatment is provided. For the total recovery of addicted
psychological remedies, there is great help with medical treatment through personal counseling, group
therapy, re-education and yoga.
The treatment plan should focus on self-risk and self-support, unless someone has a desire to get rid of this
habit and does not have a strong will, it is difficult for him to give it. Awareness campaigns can also be used
for good purpose. Media, NGOs, self-help groups and other government agencies can play an effective role
in educating people about misuse of drug addiction.