Anti-Narcotics Task Force Will Be Formed Soon In Rajasthan: HM

Jaipur: The Rajasthan government said on Tuesday that an ‘Anti-Narcotics Task Force’ would soon be formed to control the drug menace in the state. State Medical and Health Minister Gajendra Singh informed the members of the Rajasthan Assembly on Tuesday that the increasing trend of drug addiction in the State is a serious issue, and the state government is committed to saving the youth from the clutches of drugs.

He was responding to supplementary questions asked by the member in this regard on behalf of the Home Minister during the Question Hour.

He said the formation of ‘Anti-Narcotics Task Force’ has been announced in the state budget 2024-25. The state government will take strict action against narcotics.

Related Posts

Patient dies after oxygen supply stops in ambulance

Family stages protest outside hospital mortuary, demands action A 20-year-old patient referred from Pali to Jodhpur died in an ambulance after the oxygen supply reportedly stopped midway. Following the incident,…

IndiaAI, ICMR sign MoU to advance AI in healthcare

New Delhi- IndiaAI on Thursday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) to advance healthcare outcomes through the responsible and scalable application of…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You Missed

Patient dies after oxygen supply stops in ambulance

Patient dies after oxygen supply stops in ambulance

IndiaAI, ICMR sign MoU to advance AI in healthcare

IndiaAI, ICMR sign MoU to advance AI in healthcare

Illegal drug manufacturing racket busted in Baddi area

Illegal drug manufacturing racket busted in Baddi area

US FDA and Telangana DCA bolster global pharma safety at second regulatory forum

US FDA and Telangana DCA bolster global pharma safety at second regulatory forum

Nishant as Health Minister, Bihar is all set to witness a New Dawn of Healthcare

Nishant as Health Minister, Bihar is all set to witness a New Dawn of Healthcare

Six Women Develop Serious Complications After C-Section

Six Women Develop Serious Complications After C-Section