Archive · 27 Aug 2026
Titwala Students Lead Anti-Drug Rally for Addiction-Free Society
Students in Titwala held a march to warn people about the dangers of drugs.
The march was organized by Imperial College of Engineering.
Teachers and college staff joined the students.
They walked from the college to Titwala railway station.
The students carried signs and shouted messages against drug use.
Police Sub-Inspector Vishal Saurge spoke about protecting young people from addiction.
The college said awareness and community support are important.
At the end, the students promised to stay away from drugs and encourage healthy living.
Students of Imperial College of Engineering in Ghotosai, Titwala, organized an anti-drug awareness rally.
Students, teachers and non-teaching staff marched from the college campus to Titwala railway station.
Participants carried anti-drug placards, raised slogans and urged citizens to avoid substance abuse.
Police Sub-Inspector Vishal Saurge called drug addiction a major threat to the younger generation.
Students concluded the campaign by pledging to reject substance abuse and promote healthy lifestyles.
- Who
- Students, teachers and staff of Imperial College of Engineering, with Police Sub-Inspector Vishal Saurge attending as chief guest.
- What
- An anti-drug awareness rally and pledge promoting a healthy, addiction-free lifestyle.
- When
- The date was not stated in the article.
- Where
- The rally began at Imperial College of Engineering in Ghotosai, Titwala, and ended at Titwala railway station.
- Why
- To raise awareness about the physical, mental and social effects of substance abuse and encourage young people to reject drugs.
- Organizer
- Imperial College of Engineering, Ghotosai, Titwala
- Starting point
- The college campus
- End point
- Titwala railway station
- Chief guest
- Police Sub-Inspector Vishal Saurge
- College guidance
- Principal Dr Pankaj Vispute
- Main message
- “Reject drugs, embrace life”
- Closing activity
- Students took a collective pledge to reject substance abuse