Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Delhi Launches Anti-Drug Campaign for June 26
The Delhi government is starting a big program to fight drug abuse on June 26th, which is the International Day Against Drug Abuse.
They will have events all over the city, including plays in the streets and talks at schools, to teach people about the dangers of drugs.
The goal is to help everyone, especially young people, understand the problems drugs can cause.
Students will also be involved to spread the message and make the city healthier.
They hope to make Delhi a drug-free place.
Delhi to launch a city-wide campaign for International Day Against Drug Abuse on June 26.
The campaign involves awareness drives, street plays, and student engagement.
64 hotspots will host street play performances.
Campaign includes poster exhibitions, motivational talks, and interactive school activities.
The initiative aims to create a drug-free, healthy, and empowered Delhi.
- Who
- Delhi government and Social Welfare Minister Ravinder Indraj Singh.
- What
- A city-wide campaign involving awareness drives, street plays, and student engagement.
- When
- June 26th
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To create a drug-free, healthy and empowered Delhi and raise awareness about drug abuse.
- Event
- International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking
- Date
- June 26
- Location
- Delhi
- Departments Involved
- Social Welfare, Police, and Education
- Activities
- Awareness drives, street plays, student engagement
- Campaign Goal
- Drug-free, healthy and empowered Delhi