‘NIDAAN’ नामक पोर्टल किस संस्था ने लांच किया
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Date: 24/08/2022

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 ‘NIDAAN’ नामक पोर्टल किस संस्था ने लांच किया है ?

जवाबःः- Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB)

A first-of-its kind database of arrested narcotics offenders has been made operational for use by various central and state prosecution agencies tasked to enforce anti-drugs laws in the country. The portal–NIDAAN or the National Integrated Database on Arrested Narco-offenders–has been developed by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB). It is part of the narcotics coordination mechanism (NCORD) portal that was launched by Union Home Minister Amit Shah on July 30 in Chandigarh during the national conference on ‘Drug trafficking and national security’.

The NIDAAN platform sources its data from the ICJS (inter-operable criminal justice system) and the e-Prisons (a cloud-based application) repository and it is planned to integrate it in the future with the crime and criminal tracking network system or CCTNS. The ICJS, an initiative of the Supreme Court e-committee, was created to enable seamless transfer of data and information among different pillars of the criminal justice system, like courts, police, jails and forensic science laboratories, from one platform.

Benefits Of NIDAAN-

NIDAAN is a one-stop solution for all narcotics offenders’ related data and will help investigative agencies as an effective tool to connect the dots while probing narcotics cases

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Shri Satya Narayan Pradhan
(DIRECTOR GENERAL)

IPS, Jharkhand: 1988

Narcotics control Bureau

Ministry of Home Affairs
Government Of India

  The role of Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) as the nodal agency on the matter of drug law enforcement in India has gained prominence in recent times. This is due to manifold reasons, both domestic and international. I am happy to see that NCB is coping with these challenges despite its limited manpower. Intelligence, Enforcement and Coordination, as part of the NCB motto are also the three pillars on which work and mandate of NCB is based. Over the years, NCB has generated quality intelligence leading to detection and disruption of organized drug trafficking groups. It has also been acting as a coordinating entity between various narcotics and drug law enforcement agencies within the country and also as India’s nodal point with international agencies like UNODC, INCB etc.

  The restrictions imposed on movement of people and commodities due to COVID-19 pandemic have led to drug trafficking groups reinvent their strategies. However, NCB has done well to stay ahead of the curve and anticipate changes in criminal strategies and tactics.

  Drug traffickers have been increasingly taking the help of innovations in technology to challenge drug law enforcement agencies world over. Some of these challenges are the use of darknet to sell drugs, use of untraceable internet-based technology for drug related communications, use of drones to transport drugs from across the border etc. NCB is working in tandem with other affected nations in the increasingly high-tech fight against drugs.

  I acknowledge that the challenges TEAM NCB are colossal. But I am sure with dedicated and concerted efforts, we can move purposefully towards fulfilling the dream of making India free of drug trafficking and abuse.

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Our Motto

Intelligence, Enforcement, Coordination



Our Mission

Prevent and combat abuse and illicit traffic of drugs

Endeavour for a drug free society

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Policy Strategy & Mechanism

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The National Policy on Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances is based on the Directive Principles, contained in Article 47 of the Indian Constitution, which direct the State to endeavour to bring about prohibition of the consumption, except for medicinal purposes, of intoxicating drugs injurious to health. The government’s policy on the subject which flows from this constitutional provision is also guided by the international conventions on the subject.

India is a signatory to the single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1961, as amended by the 1972 Protocol,the Conventions on Psychotropic Substances, 1971 and the United Nations Convention aga