The foray of a resident of a village in Arunachal Pradesh into tea plantation inspired scores of people in the area to follow her example with many of them giving up growing opium. Affectionately called ‘tea lady’, Basamlu Krisikro, a resident of the remote Wakro village in Lohit district, startedContinue Reading
Itanagar: Most women drug-users in the northeastern Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh were introduced to opium by their husbands, a new study has revealed. The household study titled, “Women Who Use Drugs in Northeast India,” found that 2.1 percent of females in the state were opium users and that “aContinue Reading
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