Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Kerala CM Launches Fifth Phase of 'No to Drugs' Campaign
The Kerala government is starting the fifth part of its program to stop drugs.
The leader wants everyone to help, especially parents and teachers.
Parents should set a good example and talk to their kids about drugs.
Teachers should watch out for changes in students and take action if needed.
The program includes new ideas like helping families stay drug-free and contests for college students.
The government is also checking borders more closely to stop drugs from coming into the state.
The goal is to keep kids safe and make Kerala a place without drugs.
Kerala CM launched the fifth phase of the No to Drugs campaign.
The CM emphasized the need for public participation, especially parents and teachers.
The campaign aims to create a drug-free society with new initiatives.
New initiatives include the Completely Drug-Free Family program and college competitions.
Inspections have been tightened at Kerala's borders to prevent drug trafficking.
- Who
- Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan
- What
- Kerala CM launched the fifth phase of the No to Drugs campaign.
- When
- On the International Day Against Drug Abuse, starting a new phase until January 30, 2026
- Where
- Kerala
- Why
- To make the state drug-free and protect youth from substance abuse.
Government's Stance
Public Participation
Whistleblower Protection
Government's Stance
Protection of whistleblowers is paramount to the success of the campaign.
Public Participation
No opposing view found in the articles.
- Campaign Phase
- Fifth
- Theme
- Break the Chains
- Focus
- Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery
- Key Program
- Completely Drug-Free Family
- Target Group
- Youth, Families, Schools, and Colleges
- Duration
- Until January 30, 2026
- Involved Departments
- Excise, Kudumbashree, Police, Culture, and Higher Education