Danish Niaz Babbar

 How Substance Abuse Contributes to Domestic Violence: A Psychological Analysis Introduction Domestic violence, a pervasive issue worldwide, affects millions of individuals, primarily women, within their intimate relationships. A common exacerbating factor in these abusive situations is substance abuse, where drugs and alcohol contribute to or intensify violence in the home. Studies suggest that substance abuse is present in a significant percentage of domestic violence cases, yet the psychological processes that link these two problems are often underexplored. This article seeks to unravel the psychological mechanisms that make substance abuse a powerful contributor to domestic violence. By examining the interaction between impaired cognition, emotional dysregulation, and social dynamics, we can better understand the root causes of violent behavior in substance-dependent individuals and develop more effective treatment strategies. Psychological Mechanisms Linking Substance Abuse a...

  Escalating Drug Abuse Among Students in Pakistan's Higher Education Institutions: Providers and Administrative Silence Introduction: In recent years, the issue of drug abuse among students in higher education institutions across Pakistan has escalated into a serious concern. As young adults navigate the challenges of university life, many find themselves exposed to the temptations and pressures of drug use. The availability of drugs on campuses, coupled with a lack of effective intervention from educational administrations, has allowed this problem to grow unchecked. This article explores the factors contributing to the rise of drug abuse among students, identifies the key players involved in the supply of these substances, and examines the reasons behind the alarming silence of institutional authorities. Rising Drug Abuse in Educational Institutions The prevalence of drug use among students in universities and colleges in Pakistan has seen a significant increase. What was once c...