Authors :
Ankita Khamari
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 9 - September
Google Scholar :
https://bit.ly/3TmGbDi
Scribd :
https://tinyurl.com/4x7wb5en
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8405005
Abstract :
Drug abuse is a growing societal problem,
particularly affecting youth and juveniles who are
vulnerable due to their social circumstances. This
research paper seeks to investigate the factors
contributing to children's drug abuse and its
consequences. It discusses how adolescents who misuse
drugs often become entangled in a cycle of drug-related
crimes to sustain their addiction. The study also
addresses the increasing threat of substance misuse
among children, which negatively impacts their physical,
psychological, and social development, hindering the
acquisition of essential life skills. Additionally, the paper
examines the legal framework in India related to drug
misuse. It focuses on understanding the genetic,
psychosocial, and socioeconomic factors associated with
drug dependence in children. India requires further
research to assess the current state of the drug epidemic
and explore potential solutions to this pressing issue.
Keywords :
Drugs, Psychotropic Substance, Juveniles, Intervention, Awareness.
Drug abuse is a growing societal problem,
particularly affecting youth and juveniles who are
vulnerable due to their social circumstances. This
research paper seeks to investigate the factors
contributing to children's drug abuse and its
consequences. It discusses how adolescents who misuse
drugs often become entangled in a cycle of drug-related
crimes to sustain their addiction. The study also
addresses the increasing threat of substance misuse
among children, which negatively impacts their physical,
psychological, and social development, hindering the
acquisition of essential life skills. Additionally, the paper
examines the legal framework in India related to drug
misuse. It focuses on understanding the genetic,
psychosocial, and socioeconomic factors associated with
drug dependence in children. India requires further
research to assess the current state of the drug epidemic
and explore potential solutions to this pressing issue.
Keywords :
Drugs, Psychotropic Substance, Juveniles, Intervention, Awareness.