Archive · 21 Sep 2026
Narmadapuram Students Pledge To Help Build Drug-Free Society
A drug-free campaign was held at a college in Narmadapuram, Madhya Pradesh.
It encouraged students to stay away from drugs and other harmful substances.
Speakers explained how peer pressure, family problems and social media can influence substance use.
They also discussed how addiction develops and how it can be prevented.
Doctors warned that tobacco and alcohol can seriously harm health and may be linked to cancer.
Female students took part in a discussion about the causes and effects of substance abuse.
At the end, students, teachers and guests promised to support a drug-free society.
They also signed a campaign supporting that promise.
The Drug-Free Youth Pledge Campaign for a Developed India was launched at Government Home Science Lead Postgraduate College in Narmadapuram.
The campaign was conducted under the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and the Regional Directorate of the National Service Scheme.
Speakers discussed peer pressure, family problems, social media influence, unemployment and other factors linked to substance abuse.
Experts explained addiction, prevention and the health risks of tobacco and alcohol, including their connection to cancer.
Students, faculty members and guests took a drug-free pledge and joined a signature campaign supporting a drug-free society.
- Who
- Students, faculty members, guests, college officials, health experts and other campaign representatives participated.
- What
- A Drug-Free Youth Pledge Campaign was launched, followed by a pledge and signature campaign.
- When
- The article does not specify the date.
- Where
- Government Home Science Lead Postgraduate College in Narmadapuram, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To raise awareness about substance abuse and encourage contributions toward a drug-free society.
- Campaign
- Drug-Free Youth Pledge Campaign for a Developed India
- Venue
- Government Home Science Lead Postgraduate College, Narmadapuram
- Lead agencies
- Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and the Regional Directorate of the National Service Scheme
- Topics discussed
- Substance-abuse causes, addiction, prevention, and health risks
- Health warning
- Tobacco and alcohol were discussed in connection with cancer risks
- Closing activities
- A drug-free pledge and signature campaign were held