Course Introduction
This is a 4 week course on the topic of NDPS, DRUGS YES. In this course, we will discuss the history of NDPS, how it was criminalized during the British era, and how it is progressing with changes in regulation over the years. To begin with the problem of drugs, narcotic, psychotropic, hallucinogen, et cetera is something that is not very widely known because of the poor stigmatisation of the society and therefore a limited exposure that one gets even after entering the field of law and hence there are very few advocates who practise NDPS and have any knowledge about the Law as well as its trial process for starters. Therefore, a fully new concept something that is only covered from a preparation angle for exams but so far as the common terms used in actual cases to how dealers conduct their supply chain to what are the different kinds of drugs and what is the chemical classification on the basis of which the NDPS act sorts different substances you get it all over here. There are three things I have put in wrongly, the one who points out the three mistakes gets to try an NDPS case alongside me in Delhi in the next one year.
This is a 10-day certificate course and the batches will start on the 1st, 11th and 21st day of every month
This course has 4 Modules that are as follows: 
Module 1 – introduction to DRUGS!
Study material + 1 Pre-recorded video
Module 2 – Historical Perspectives and NDPS Act Definitions
Study material + 1 Pre-recorded video
Module 3 – Procedure + Case Laws in Investigation Process
Study material + 1 Pre-recorded video
Module 4 – The road ahead, 10 years from now in India
Study material + 1 Pre-recorded video
Module 5 – Live discussion of rectifying the 3 mistakes I have made in the Course.
Zoom Call
Aim of the course:
On completing the course, you will have a better understanding on:
1. What is a NDPS Act? How did it come into existence?
2. What are the kinds of drugs and the law that dealts with it?
3. Building a criminal defense from day 0?
4. What are the money ,making opportunities for NDPS experts?
5. The Gen-Z view?

About the faculty:
Anshul is an advocate practising in the Supreme Court of India for the past six years and plans to give us Advocate on record exam. In 2024. His parents have varied from big corporations government clients to secret hearing at a.m. in the morning which he doesn’t want to talk about. You can check him out on his Instagram page and YouTube channel where he keeps telling about the LEGAL gyaan On NDPS and a lot of youth oriented issues that concerns India
STUDY MATERIAL LINK :
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tIDxV1eTKVoWxW8c6o2Fjx16CTw5pUmQ?usp=sharing

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