Mihir Srivastava
Police forces in the state are caught in a vortex of drugs and politics. Is there a way out?
A documentary on how a Western medical mafia blocked cheap HIV/AIDS drugs in Africa, leading to over 10 million deaths
“Some people were drinking alcohol, others were on chemical drugs. But not everyone was on drugs, as is widely believed of raves”
“I was young, eager to make money, and willing to take risks. How else could two unemployed college students make Rs 6,000 a week?”
It was in 1989 that the acid party was formally re-dubbed the ‘rave’ by English musician Neil Andrew Megson
Houston’s daughter, Bobbi Christina, has also developed the same addictions
“Jalebee Cartel is monotonous, but they play to a rich, drugged crowd, so they don’t have to try that hard”
Pablo Escobar, the drug lord is dead. But his myth lives on, fanning out from his hometown of Medellin to conversations around the world
“It is the street peddlers who are the real menace. They start by giving students small measures of drugs to get them addicted.”