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Europe's biggest cocaine cartel busted in Dubai: report

Europe's biggest cocaine cartel busted in transcontinental raids: report

As many as 49 people were arrested in the raids. The super-cartel as per EU police agency Europol was operational in various countries including Dubai, France, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands. 

Europe's biggest cocaine cartel busted in raids in transcontinental raids: report

As many as 49 people were arrested in the raids. The super-cartelwas operational in various countries including Dubai, France, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, as per EU police agency Europol.

Drug cartel that controlled one-third of cocaine trade in Europe has been busted. The latest series of raids across Europe and the United Arab Emirates took place between November 8-19.
As many as 49 people were arrested in raids. The super-cartel as per EU police agency Europol was operational in various countries including Dubai, France, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands.&nbsp; EU police agency said that over 30 tonnes of cocaine has been seized in the international drug operation.&nbsp;
The drugpins have been the probe agency's high value targets given their super cartel's control over one-third of Europe's cocaine's trade.
Among the arrested indiviudals, Europol said two suspects held from Dubai raids are linked to The Netherlands while two others are linked to Spain and France each.&nbsp;
Europol sources also told AFP that one of the Dutch suspects was "an extremely big fish". Even in the years 2020 and 2021, the man was held for allegedly importing thousands of kilos of cocaine into the Netherlands.
The Netherlands was the country where most of the arrests were made, with 14 suspects arrested in 2021. Europol said six &ldquo;high-value targets" were arrested in Dubai.
Record amounts of cocaine are being seized in Europe. Its availability on the continent has never been higher, with extremely high purity and low prices.
More than 214 tons of cocaine were seized in the region in 2020, a 6 per cent increase from the previous year, and experts from the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction believe that amount could reach 300 tons in 2022.
(With input from PTI and AP)
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In his upcoming autobiography, Pakistan legend Wasim Akram stated that he developed a dependence on cocaine and it started innocuously when it was offered at a party in England but it grew steadily

I developed a dependence on cocaine: Wasim Akram opens up on drug addiction

Pakistan's legendary cricketer Wasim Akram made a major revelation about his drug addiction in his autobiography Sultan: A Memoir.

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In his upcoming autobiography, Akram stated that he developed a dependence on cocaine and it started innocuously when it was offered at a party in England but it grew steadily more serious to the point that he needed it to function

Pakistan's legendary cricketer Wasim Akram made a major revelation about his drug addiction in his autobiography Sultan: A Memoir.
 In his upcoming autobiography, Akram stated that he developed a dependence on cocaine and it started innocuously when it was offered at a party in England but it grew steadily more serious to the point that he needed it to function.
 Pakistan's leading wicket-taker in Test and ODI cricket further stated that when his wife Huma found a packet in his wallet, she tried to help him get rid of an addiction but he continued with it mostly because of a bad rehabilitation experience.
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Pakistan's leading wicket-taker in Test and ODI cricket further stated that when his wife Huma found a packet in his wallet, she tried to help him get rid of an addiction but he continued with it mostly because of a bad rehabilitation experience.
 However, he finally quit the drug after the demise of her wife Huma due to a rare fungal infection in 2009.
 Akram retired from international cricket in 2003 after an astonishing 18 years in international cricket. He finished with 414 wickets in Tests and 502 in ODIs. With the bat, he had scored 2898 runs in the longest format of the game while accumulated 3717 runs in the 50-over game.

In a major crackdown on drug use, an alleged rave party was busted in Hyderabad in the early hours of April 3. Many relatives of actors, politicians, and other eminent personalities were reportedly found at the party at a luxury hotel.
Banned drugs like cocaine and marijuana were reportedly seized. The task force team of Hyderabad police reportedly conducted a raid at a pub at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Banjara Hills.
Among the attendees at the alleged rave party were actor Naga Babu's daughter Niharika Konidela, and singer Rahul Sipligunj, as per an NDTV report. Sipligunj had won the third edition of the Bigg Boss Telugu reality show.
The daughter of a top Andhra police official, and the son of TDP parliamentarian were also at the party, as per the report. The pub which was raided is reportedly owned by the daughter of a former Khammam MP.
Naga Babu has reportedly claimed that his daughter has no association with drugs. Telangana Congress leader Anjan Kumar Yadav reportedly claimed that his son went to a birthday party and lies were being floated.
The station house officer of Banjara Hills police station has been suspended, while a charge memo has been sent to ACP (Banjara Hills division) for negligence, as per reports.

Drugs party: Kids of actors, politicians found at alleged rave in Hyderabad; cocaine, weed seized, say reports

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In a major crackdown on drug use, an alleged rave party was busted in Hyderabad in the early hours of April 3. Many relatives of actors, politicians, and other eminent personalities were reportedly found at the party at a luxury hotel. Banned drugs like cocaine and marijuana were reportedly seized. The task force team of Hyderabad police reportedly conducted a raid at a pub at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Banjara Hills. Among the attendees at the alleged rave party were actor Naga Babu's daughter Niharika Konidela, and singer Rahul Sipligunj, as per an NDTV report. Sipligunj had won the third edition of the Bigg Boss Telugu reality show. The daughter of a top Andhra police official, and the son of TDP parliamentarian were also at the party, as per the report. The pub which was raided is reportedly owned by the daughter of a former Khammam MP. Naga Babu has reportedly claimed that his daughter has no association with drugs. Telangana Congress leader Anjan Kumar Yadav reportedly claimed that his son went to a birthday party and lies were being floated. The station house officer of Banjara Hills police station has been suspended, while a charge memo has been sent to ACP (Banjara Hills division) for negligence, as per reports.
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In a major crackdown on drug use, an alleged rave party was busted in Hyderabad in the early hours of April 3.&nbsp;Many relatives of actors, politicians, and other eminent personalities were reportedly found at the party at a luxury hotel.
Banned drugs like cocaine and marijuana were reportedly seized.&nbsp;The task force team of Hyderabad police reportedly conducted a raid at a pub at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Banjara Hills.
 Among the attendees at the alleged rave party were actor Naga Babu's daughter Niharika Konidela, and singer Rahul Sipligunj, as per an NDTV report.&nbsp;Sipligunj had won the third edition of the Bigg Boss Telugu reality show.
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 The daughter of a top Andhra police official, and the son of TDP parliamentarian were also at the party, as per the report.&nbsp;The pub which was raided is reportedly owned by the daughter of a former Khammam MP.
 Naga Babu has reportedly claimed that his daughter has no association with drugs.&nbsp;Telangana Congress leader Anjan Kumar Yadav reportedly claimed that his son went to a birthday party and lies were being floated.
 The station house officer of Banjara Hills police station has been suspended, while a charge memo has been sent to ACP (Banjara Hills division) for negligence, as per reports.

Flight crew members and air traffic controllers will be tested for psychoactive substances such as cannabis and cocaine from January 31 next year.According to rules issued by the&nbsp;DGCA, the worldwide spread of use of psychoactive substances is a serious concern to aviation safety.
Airlines and air navigation service providers will have to carry out random drug-testing of at least 10 per cent of the flight crew members and air traffic controllers employed by them every year.
The rules mentioned that commercial aircraft operators, maintenance and repair organisations, flying training organisations and air navigation service providers will have to carry out drug tests before employing any person or admitting a trainee pilot.
These organisations will also have to test all those aviation personnel -- at the first available opportunity -- who have refused a drug test to a foreign regulator during flight operations to that country, the rules said.The DGCA&nbsp;said the&nbsp;aviation workers will be tested for -- amphetamine, cannabis, cocaine, opiates, barbiturates and benzodiazepine.

Flight crew, air traffic controllers to be tested for drugs from Jan 31 next year

Flight crew, air traffic controllers to be tested for drugs from Jan 31 next year

Flight crew members and air traffic controllers will be tested for psychoactive substances such as cannabis and cocaine from January 31 next year. According to rules issued by the&nbsp;DGCA, the worldwide spread of use of psychoactive substances is a serious concern to aviation safety.
Airlines and air navigation service providers will have to carry out random drug-testing of at least 10 per cent of the flight crew members and air traffic controllers employed by them every year.
The rules mentioned that commercial aircraft operators, maintenance and repair organisations, flying training organisations and air navigation service providers will have to carry out drug tests before employing any person or admitting a trainee pilot.
These organisations will also have to test all those aviation personnel -- at the first available opportunity -- who have refused a drug test to a foreign regulator during flight operations to that country, the rules said. The DGCA&nbsp;said the&nbsp;aviation workers will be tested for -- amphetamine, cannabis, cocaine, opiates, barbiturates and benzodiazepine.

Using a credit card induces the same chemical reaction in the brain, when&nbsp;a person uses cocaine, a new study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has found.
The study analysed&nbsp;the&nbsp;neuroscience behind buying things, and noted that shopping with a credit card leads to more purchase cravings in&nbsp;people.&nbsp;For the experiment, MRI machines were used to see what happens in the brain when people wish to buy an item with credit card versus cash.
Researchers concluded that when purchases were made with a card, the&nbsp;striatum&nbsp;in the brain, which is region that assesses&nbsp;the reward system, gets activated. It in turn produces dopamine, which leads people to crave shopping.&nbsp;

Purchases made with credit cards give the same high as cocaine: MIT study

Shopping with credit cards gives the same high as using cocaine, a new study by Massachusetts Institute of Technology claims.

Using a credit card induces the same chemical reaction in the brain, when&nbsp;a person uses cocaine, a new study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has found.
The study analysed&nbsp;the&nbsp;neuroscience behind buying things, and noted that shopping with a credit card leads to more purchase cravings in&nbsp;people.&nbsp;For the experiment, MRI machines were used to see what happens in the brain when people wish to buy an item with credit card versus cash.
Researchers concluded that when purchases were made with a card, the&nbsp;striatum&nbsp;in the brain, which is region that assesses&nbsp;the reward system, gets activated. It in turn produces dopamine, which leads people to crave shopping.&nbsp;

'Don't confuse hash & weed with drugs': Javed Akhtar

Lyricist&nbsp;Javed Akhtar on what he would say to his kids Zoya&nbsp;and Farhan Akhtar if he finds out they smoke marijuana

Lyricist Javed Akhtar opens up on his kids consuming drugs

Drug case:&nbsp;Javed Akhtar on what he would tell his kids&nbsp; 'I would tell my kids not to do it, it&rsquo;s not right' 'Hash' and 'Weed' are ordinary things: Javed

Lyricist and writer Javed Akhtar has finally opened on what he would say to his kids filmmaker&nbsp;Zoya Akhtar and actor Farhan Akhtar if he finds out they smoke marijuana.
In an interview with journalist Barkha Dutt, Akhtar said that he would tell them not to do it as&nbsp;it&rsquo;s not right.
Akhtar further added saying that 'hash' and 'weed' are ordinary things that can be found outside any college campus, and shouldn&rsquo;t be confused with drugs such as cocaine and LSD.
He added that the problem arises only if one starts peddling the banned substance for profit.

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