The Central Narcotics Bureau will soon be able to order online platforms to take down harmful drug content, under powers granted by the Online Criminal Harms Act. It’s one of several new measures to be introduced over the next few years, which also include closer partnership with parents to stay ahead of evolving drug threats. This, as more drug related activities move online. Nikhil Khattar reports.
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