Archive · 9 Oct 2026
EAGLE Team and NSS Hold Drug Awareness Seminar for Students
Ananthalakshmi Engineering College held a program to teach students about the dangers of drugs.
The NSS and the EAGLE team organized it.
Sub-Inspector Hanumanthu warned that drug abuse can harm people physically and cause legal and financial problems.
Officials encouraged students to speak up about drug-related information.
They shared helpline number 1972, where reports can be made confidentially.
Students also promised to support a drug-free society.
The college principal, administrative officer, and NSS officer attended.
Ananthalakshmi Engineering College hosted an anti-narcotics awareness program.
The event was organized by the NSS and the EAGLE team.
EAGLE Cell Sub-Inspector Hanumanthu warned students about the physical, legal, and financial consequences of drug abuse under the NDPS Act.
Officials urged students to “Break the Silence” and promoted toll-free helpline 1972 for confidential drug-related reports.
Students pledged to help build a drug-free society.
- Who
- Ananthalakshmi Engineering College students, EAGLE Cell Sub-Inspector Hanumanthu, and college officials attended; the NSS and EAGLE team organized the program.
- What
- An anti-narcotics awareness program was held, including warnings about drug abuse and promotion of a confidential reporting helpline.
- Where
- Ananthalakshmi Engineering College in Anantapur.
- Why
- To raise awareness about drug abuse and encourage confidential reporting and a drug-free society.
- Venue
- Ananthalakshmi Engineering College, Anantapur
- Organizers
- NSS and the EAGLE team
- Speaker
- EAGLE Cell Sub-Inspector Hanumanthu
- Helpline
- Toll-free number 1972 for confidential drug-related reports
- Law mentioned
- NDPS Act
- Student action
- Students took a pledge to build a drug-free society
- Other attendees
- Principal Dr Kutala Srinivasulu, Administrative Officer Ramanjaneyulu, and NSS Officer Manohar