Archive · 3 Sep 2025
CBSE and NCB Partner to Combat Substance Abuse in Schools
The CBSE and the NCB are working together to protect schools from drugs by signing an agreement.
They'll teach students, teachers, and parents about drug dangers through programs.
They'll also offer counseling.
A pilot program starts in 100 schools, aiming to expand.
The goal is to help students make healthy choices.
The program includes workshops and educational materials.
Leaders and experts are discussing how to build resilience against drug use and empower young lives.
The initiative aims to provide a safe and supportive school environment, with support from programs like Tele-MANAS for mental health.
CBSE and NCB signed an MoU to create a drug-free school environment.
The MoU aims to raise awareness about substance abuse.
The partnership will involve awareness programs, workshops, and counseling.
A pilot program will be launched in 100 CBSE schools.
The initiative provides a safe and supportive environment for students.
- Who
- CBSE and NCB
- What
- Signed a Memorandum of Understanding to combat drug abuse in schools
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- CBSE Headquarters, Dwarka, New Delhi
- Why
- To create a drug-free school environment and raise awareness against substance abuse.
- Partners
- CBSE and NCB
- Purpose
- Create drug-free school environment
- Event
- Signing of MoU
- Key Initiatives
- Awareness programs, workshops, counselling
- Pilot Program
- 100 CBSE schools
- Participants
- Principals, counselors, wellness teachers
