Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Modi's Drug-Free India Message Broadcast to Students
Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent a video message to students in Nagarkurnool.
He talked about how drugs can ruin a person's life and hurt families and friends.
Modi said that young people should use their skills and patriotism to help India grow.
The college principal, Dr. K. Geethanjali, helped organize the event and told students to stay disciplined and responsible.
The program was part of a larger effort called 'Nasha Mukt Bharat', which means 'Drug-Free India'.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a video address urging students to avoid drug use.
The message was shown during a 'Nasha Mukt Bharat' program at Government Arts and Commerce Degree College in Nagarkurnool.
Modi warned that drug addiction harms individuals, families, and society.
He emphasized youth skills, patriotism, and vision as key to India's progress.
College principal Dr. K. Geethanjali guided the event and encouraged discipline and social responsibility.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi, students, and college principal Dr. K. Geethanjali
- What
- Video address urging students to stay away from drug use
- When
- Sunday (date not specified)
- Where
- Government Arts and Commerce Degree College, Nagarkurnool, India
- Why
- To warn about the dangers of drug addiction and encourage youth to contribute to nation-building
- Prime Minister
- Narendra Modi
- Event
- Nasha Mukt Bharat program
- Location
- Government Arts and Commerce Degree College, Nagarkurnool
- Audience
- Students
- Message Theme
- Drug-free India