India, U.S. vow to jointly act against emerging drug threats
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New Delhi India and the U.S. agreed to undertake coordinated action to address emerging narcotic threats during a recently concluded high-level meeting in New Delhi. The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) hosted the 2nd India-United States of America Drug Policy Executive Working Group Meeting on November 2-3, the federal anti-narcotics agency said in a statement on Tuesday (November 10, 2026).
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