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      Inviting Suggestions on Prevention and Response Framework for Drugs and Substance Use in Children
      Start Date 15/09/2026 - 12:00
      End Date 15/10/2026 - 17:45
      Time zone: IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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      Ministry: Ministry of Women and Child Development Sector:
      Women and Child Development
      Skill:
      Policy Planning
      Area of Interest:
      Social Development
      Created : 15/09/2026
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      The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), in collaboration with MyGov, invites suggestions  on the draft Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) on the “Prevention & Response Framework for Drugs & Substance Use among Children.”

      The SOP is being developed by NCPCR in accordance with the Joint Action Plan on Prevention of Drugs and Substance Abuse among Children and Illicit Trafficking, 2021.

      The proposed Framework will incorporate inputs received from various stakeholders, emerging best practices, recent research, and relevant recommendations contained in the NCORD Vision Document.

      The Framework aims to provide a comprehensive and child-centric approach for the prevention, early identification, response, treatment, rehabilitation, and reintegration of children affected by drug and substance use and illicit trafficking.

      Through this initiative, NCPCR seeks valuable suggestions from stakeholders and citizens to strengthen the proposed Framework and ensure a coordinated, effective, and rights-based response to address drug and substance use among children.

      Athikala prasad rao
      AVVSSNV Prasad Rao
      1 month 1 week ago

      further to my comments 4....... Hence relations shall be imposed for the shops which are near the instittions 5. entertainment/ recreation clubs shall be banned near stipulated distance from institutions. 6. all institutions shall be provided with hostels with strict rules and regulations , so as not students resides out side and spoiling the selves

      Athikala prasad rao
      AVVSSNV Prasad Rao
      1 month 1 week ago

      following are my inputs 1. within 2 kilometers from educational institutes no arrack shops/ belt shops/bars shops should not be allowed 2. strict orders shall be issued to do not sell drugs/ arrack / Brandi/vine/ viskey etc for below 18 years people. 3. some vendors , to attract children they are mixing drugs in eatables and selling. such vendors shall be caught and shall be punished 4. near education institutions so many shops are being installed and attracting students and cheating them

      Ayyappan_378
      Ayyappan_378
      1 month 1 week ago

      Namaste bharat. .. suggestion in school students: Every school should have compulsory awareness classes, counseling, and a dedicated counsellor. Drug abuse chapter should be included in curriculum. Teachers and Parents programs : Parents and teachers should be trained to identify early signs of addiction. Strict Enforcement: Strict ban on sale of tobacco, gutkha, drugs and alcohol within 500 meters of any school.also tamil nadu by chief minister c. Joseph vijay. Rehabilitation: Every district should have a child-friendly rehabilitation and de-addiction centre with free treatment. Positive Engagement: Government should promote sports, music, art and skill development clubs in villages and schools to keep children engaged. Helpline: A all time confidential helpline number for children to report or seek help. Parents awareness is important. Thank you

      AdibaAshrafi
      AdibaAshrafi
      1 month 1 week ago

      In my view, children struggling with substance use should be treated with understanding rather than simply being punished. We should try to understand the reasons behind it—peer pressure, loneliness, family problems, abuse, stress or lack of support. They need a safe space to speak without fear of judgement, along with counselling, treatment and continued emotional support. Rehabilitation should also help them return to education, family and society with dignity. A child's mistake or difficult phase should not become their identity. The focus should be on helping them recover, rebuild their confidence and have a better future.

      MohdYaseen_288
      MohdYaseen_288
      1 month 1 week ago

      My Name Is Mohd Arish I m Student Of Global international School Rampur Uttar Pradesh 244901

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      mohdnazim_211
      mohdnazim_211
      1 month 1 week ago

      My name is Mohd Ayan I'm student of global international School bagi Rampur Uttar Pradesh 244901 My name is Mohd Uwais I'm student of global international School bagi Rampur Uttar Pradesh 244901 My Name Is Sumaira I'm student of global international School bagi Rampur Uttar Pradesh 244901

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      GUDURUYASWANTHMARUTHI
      GUDURUYASWANTHMARUTHI
      1 month 1 week ago

      Drug and substance use among children and adolescents is a serious concern that requires coordinated action from families, schools, communities, healthcare providers, law-enforcement agencies, and child-protection systems. Prevention and early intervention are particularly important because substance use during childhood and adolescence can affect physical and mental well-being, education, relationships, safety, and long-term development. A comprehensive approach should focus not only on preventing substance use but also on early identification, counselling, treatment, rehabilitation, reintegration, and continued support for children who may already be experiencing substance-related difficulties.

      puja parashar
      puja parashar
      1 month 1 week ago

      Kindly consider including neem-based practices as a traditional preventive measure against addiction, as this aspect may not be widely recognised. Neem has traditionally been associated with reducing addictive tendencies and can be incorporated through simple practices such as neem brushing, neem bathing and spending time under a neem tree. Alongside this, schools should provide monitored canteens with safe snacks and strengthen monitoring of food outlets around school premises to prevent addictive substances from being mixed into food products.

      aparnagangopadhya
      aparnagangopadhya
      1 month 1 week ago

      Great initiative. As a mother I appreciate this whole heartedly. Why the drugs are easily sold and purchased in our country? The organisations or the offices working against the business of drugs should become more attentive. Strict laws should be implemented for those who are in this business. Then only the reach of drugs could be stopped to our children. Secondly programmes should be driven through out the country for the awareness, in schools and colleges. Parents awareness is important.

      Subodh bansal_1
      Subodh bansal
      1 month 1 week ago

      Only 5 पोस्ट allowed. This not informed in advance. So my 5 पोस्ट filled in my first subodh bansal mygov i'd. I am using another i'd to submit my all ideas. Technology and city planning destroying peace of mind. So mental health is big issue in drugs consumption. I have idea for better city planning. Indian sports good for overall health. My book under publication for dead lifestyle adopted. This book will change the mindset of people. Pollution is destroying mental health. Newspaper cutting attached. I planned Mental Development, spiritual development, character development, phydical development idea. I need team for detail planning. This will give results.

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