Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Delhi Minister Enlists Universities in Anti-Drug Drive
Delhi's Social Welfare Minister is asking universities to help fight drug abuse.
He wants them to create clubs to promote being drug-free and make campuses drug-free zones.
He's also inviting them to a big event on June 26, which is the International Day Against Drug Abuse.
The minister believes schools are very important in teaching about the dangers of drugs.
Universities are being asked to organize events and enforce rules to keep students safe from drugs.
Delhi's Social Welfare Minister urged universities to join the anti-drug campaign.
The minister requested forming 'Nasha Mukti Clubs' and declaring campuses as drug-free zones.
He invited participation in a state-level mega event on June 26, International Day Against Drug Abuse.
Educational institutions are crucial for the success of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan.
Universities are urged to organize various activities and enforce tobacco sales ban near institutions.
- Who
- Delhi’s Social Welfare Minister Ravinder Indraj Singh and Delhi Universities
- What
- Delhi Minister seeks university collaboration in anti-drug campaign.
- When
- June 26 (International Day Against Drug Abuse)
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To raise awareness about drug abuse and illicit trafficking.
- Initiative Leader
- Ravinder Indraj Singh
- Target Group
- Universities and Students
- Key Action
- Formation of 'Nasha Mukti Clubs' and Drug-Free Campuses
- Event
- State-level mega event on June 26
- Focus
- Drug Demand Reduction, Prevention, and Awareness
