Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Kerala launches ‘Talk Room’ for children
The Kerala government is starting a ‘Talk Room’ for children as part of their anti-drug campaign.
This room will be a safe place for kids to talk about their feelings and problems.
The government is also working with youth organizations to fight against drugs.
They are expanding their anti-drug operations, called ‘Operation Toofan,’ and asking for more public help.
Youth groups suggested more awareness programs in schools, better facilities for people trying to quit drugs, and stricter rules against online drug sales.
They also offered to help by forming anti-drug clubs in schools and volunteering as ‘Toofan Warriors.’
The government supports these ideas and is even planning to start Student Police Cadet units in schools.
Kerala launches ‘Talk Room’ initiative for children to discuss emotional and social issues.
Part of an intensified anti-drug campaign, including expanded ‘Operation Toofan.’
Youth organizations suggest measures like awareness programs, de-addiction facilities, and monitoring online drug trafficking.
Volunteers to be mobilized as ‘Toofan Warriors’ and anti-drug clubs in schools.
Government supports initiatives like Student Police Cadet units in schools.
- Who
- Kerala government and youth organizations
- What
- Launch of ‘Talk Room’ initiative and expansion of anti-drug campaign
- When
- July 22
- Where
- Kerala
- Why
- To provide a safe space for children to discuss issues and combat drug abuse
Government and Youth Organizations
Drug Mafia
Anti-Drug Campaign
Government and Youth Organizations
Supporting and expanding anti-drug initiatives to create a drug-free society.
Drug Mafia
Opposing and evading anti-drug measures to continue illegal activities.
- Initiative
- Talk Room
- Location
- Kerala
- Purpose
- Safe space for children to discuss emotional, mental, and social issues
- Campaign
- Anti-drug campaign
- Key Figures
- Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala
- Youth Involvement
- Volunteers as 'Toofan Warriors'
- Additional Measures
- Expanding de-addiction facilities, tightening online drug trafficking monitoring