IEC Campaign against Drug Abuse: GDC Sumbal organises Awareness Prog
Bandipora : As part of the IEC campaign against Drug abuse, Government Degree College (GDC) Sumbal on Monday organized a massive awareness programme on drug abuse under the banner of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan.
Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan is a nationwide initiative by the Government of India to combat substance abuse and promote a drug-free society.
The programme held under the patronage of the Principal GDC Sumbal, Prof. Dr. Shabeena Iqbal Shawl was aimed to educate students about the devastating effects of drug addiction on individuals, families, and society, aligning with the campaign’s broader objective of fostering awareness and encouraging collective action.
Distt Admin B’pora conducts Massive Drug De-Addiction awareness campaign in around 100 Schools
Bandipora : As part of the IEC campaign against Drug Abuse, the District Administration Bandipora with active participation of Jammu and Kashmir Teachers forum successfully conducted drug de-addiction awareness programmes in around 100 schools of the district.
As part of the campaign, thousands of students were educated on the dangers and consequences of drug abuse. Special focus was given to the Morning Prayer sessions during which a nominated student delivered a 15-minute awareness speech to sensitize fellow students about the ill effects of drug use and promote a drug-free lifestyle.
Teachers in educational institutions during morning assemblies highlighted the core objective of the campaign and the commitment of the Government in addressing the drug menace and challenges.
The programmes in schools were designed to make students aware of the grave dangers posed by drug addiction — not just to themselves but to the society at large.
The office bearers of JKTF emphasized the vital role of educational institutions in eradicating drug abuse from society.
The initiative received overwhelming support from across the district. Parents, in particular, expressed their gratitude to the district administration and JKTF and for taking such a meaningful step.
Nasha Mukt J&K: IEC activities held across G’bal to promote Drug-Free Society
Ganderbal : As part of the ongoing ‘Nasha Mukht Jammu and Kashmir’ campaign, a series of Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) activities were conducted across various blocks of District Ganderbal to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse and to promote a drug-free and healthy society.
The awareness programs witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, teachers, civil society members and local residents, who were sensitized on the harmful consequences of substance abuse and the importance of collective community action in addressing the issue.
Major events were organized at Chountwaliwar, Gadoora, Kullan, Chattergul, Preng, Shallabugh, and Wakura, where resource persons from Health, Social Welfare, Education, Police, and other concerned departments delivered informative sessions on the causes, consequences and prevention of drug addiction.
Speakers highlighted the pivotal role of education, family support and community involvement in combating substance abuse and aiding the rehabilitation of affected individuals.
The campaign is being actively implemented in every block of the district through the coordinated efforts of various departments and stakeholders, with the aim of creating mass awareness and encouraging public participation in building a Nasha Mukt society.
DDC Member Hajin A, ADC participate in IEC campaign against Drug Abuse at HSS Aragam
Bandipora: As part of the UT Level IEC Campaign against Drug Abuse, an awareness programme was on Monday held at Higher Secondary School (HSS) Aragam.
The programme, aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of drug abuse, was attended by District Development Council Member Hajin A, Dr.Ghulam Mustafa Khan; ADC Bandipora, Zaffar Husson Shawl besides a large gathering of public including parents and youth.
On the occasion, a series of engaging activities were held, including informative lectures by resource persons on the physical, psychological, and social consequences of drug addiction besides engaging interactive sessions were also held.
Speaking on the occasion, DDC Member emphasized the importance of public involvement and educational efforts in combating the drug menace.
He highlighted the pivotal role of sports in keeping youth away from the path of drug addiction.
Dr.Mustafa said that the youth are the future, and it is our collective responsibility to protect them from the clutches of drug abuse.
In his address, ADC emphasized the urgent need to combat the growing menace of drug abuse, highlighting the devastating impact of drug addiction on individuals, families, and society as a whole.
He said the IEC campaign is a vital step in educating our students and youth about the dangers of drugs and empowering them to make healthy choices.
Besides others, the event also witnessed participation from resource persons of the education department, health department, police and other concerned departments.
Pulwama speeds-up campaign against Drug abuse
Awareness camps conducted under Nasha Mukht Bharat Abhiyan
Pulwama: In a continuous effort to curb the menace of drug addiction and spread awareness among the youth and local populace, a series of awareness camps were conducted Monday at various panchayats of the Pulwama district.
The camps brought together the officials from various departments including Health, Police, Education, Social and RDD. Additionally, representatives from women Self Help Groups (SHGs) were also present while general public, youth and students in large numbers also attended the camps.
The camps were focused at educating youth, raising awareness among parents, and sensitising the general public about the physical, psychological and social impacts of drug abuse. Special emphasis was laid on early intervention, community support and the availability of rehabilitation services.
During the session, the speakers called for collective responsibility and community engagement to eradicate this social evil.
A variety of IEC materials including pamphlets, booklets and posters were also distributed among participants to augment public awareness and reinforce the key messages of the campaign.
Kishtwar unites against drug menace: Mega IEC Campaign sets off massive public engagement across 13 Blocks
Kishtwar: To combat the menace of drug abuse, a Mega Information, Education and Communication (IEC) Awareness Campaign was on Monday successfully conducted across all 13 blocks of District Kishtwar.
The campaign, held under the supervision of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Rajesh Kumar Shavan, witnessed an overwhelming response from the public.
The awareness drive took place in 13 panchayats across the 13 blocks of the district, with each block hosting informative sessions led by resource persons from eight key departments, including Health, Police, Education, Rural Development Department (RDD), besides Ex-PRIs.
The experts were meticulously nominated by the administration to educate and empower the community about the dire consequences of drug abuse.
At the District Headquarters, the event was organized at B.Town 1 Panchayat, MS Zewar, where a large gathering of officials, departmental representatives, and local residents engaged actively.
The events at all block levels also featured addresses by key speakers (resource persons) from Social Welfare, Health, Education, RDD, Police, and others.
The resource persons shared critical insights on the harmful effects of drug addiction, discussing not only the physical and mental health implications but also the social and economic consequences.
The Campaigns were executed with meticulous planning and coordination under the guidance of District Nodal Officer IEC (DSWO) Zubair Ahmed ensuring comprehensive outreach. The events will continue every Monday in all 136 panchayats and 94 educational institutions across the 13 blocks of District Kishtwar.
Nasha Mukt J&K: Series of anti-drug awareness events held across Kathua Distt
Kathua: As part of the ongoing “Nasha Mukt Jammu & Kashmir” campaign, a series of impactful awareness and outreach activities were organized across various locations in Kathua district to educate communities, especially the youth, about the dangers of drug abuse and promote a drug-free society.
An Information, Education and Communication (IEC) campaign was conducted in Panchayat Gurah Kalyal where a community awareness session was held. Local residents, including youth and elders, actively participated in the session aimed at sensitizing people to the growing threat of substance abuse. Resource persons from health, social welfare and other departments highlighted the social, psychological, and physical impacts of drug addiction and emphasized the need for community vigilance and support syste
In another significant outreach initiative, an awareness program was organized at Government School Gurha Mundian. The session, conducted under the aegis of Nasha Mukt campaign, featured informative talks by educators and counselors, who discussed the importance of making informed life choices and resisting peer pressure. Students were encouraged to become ambassadors of change in their communities by spreading awareness among their peers and families.
Recognizing the power of sports in channelizing youth energy positively, various sports were organised at Panchayat Bhaddu Lower. The event drew enthusiastic participation from local youth and featured friendly competitions in volleyball, kabaddi, and athletics. The event served as a reminder of the importance of a healthy lifestyle and the role of physical activity in building resilience against substance abuse.
An IEC campaign was also held at Government School Jandore, Block Keerian Gandyal. The initiative included poster displays, awareness talks, and interactive sessions with students and faculty. The campaign reinforced the message that preventive education is key in curbing drug abuse and fostering a safe, healthy environment for future generations.
These activities are part of the larger goal of the Nasha Mukt Jammu & Kashmir campaign, which aims to create drug-free communities through education, engagement, and empowerment. The District Administration Kathua, in collaboration with local institutions, continues its commitment to the cause with active participation from civil society.
IEC activities organised across Distt Udhampur under Nasha Mukt J&K Abhiyan
Udhampur: As part of the ongoing under the Nasha Mukt Jammu and Kashmir Abhiyan, a series of Information, Education and Communication activities were conducted across different blocks of District Udhampur.
The awareness campaign was held under the supervision of Deputy Commissioner Saloni Rai and witnessed enthusiastic participation from local people including students and Youths.
A sensitization session was also organized which emphasized the urgent need for community-level interventions in tackling drug abuse particularly among the youth.
A video documentary showcasing the devastating impact of drug addiction was screened to spread awareness about the physical, mental and social consequences of substance abuse.
The initiative aimed to mobilize communities and instill a sense of responsibility among citizens, especially the younger generation to join hands in building a drug-free society.
Nasha Mukht Abhiyan: DC Rajouri ropes in Social Media influencers to champion public awareness campaign
Rajouri: In a significant step to harness the power of digital platforms for public outreach, Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma on Monday held an interactive meeting with prominent social media influencers of the district.
During the session, the Deputy Commissioner highlighted the vital role that digital influencers can play in shaping public opinion and spreading awareness, especially among the youth. He emphasized the need to actively disseminate key messages under the Nasha Mukht Abhiyan, which commenced on Monday across the district as part of a broader initiative to curb drug abuse and promote a healthy lifestyle.
The DC urged the influencers to also focus on promoting different Government schemes, tourism-related content, mental health awareness—particularly related to depression—as well as messages related to road safety and youth empowerment through Mission Youth.
“Social media is a powerful tool and your contribution can significantly enhance the visibility and impact of these campaigns,” he told the influencers.
To streamline efforts and ensure coordinated action, the District Information Officer (DIO) was instructed to work closely with the influencers and provide them with necessary content, updates, and support for wider dissemination of official information.
The meeting concluded with a collective resolve to use digital influence as a means of bringing about positive social change in Rajouri.
DC Rajouri conducts surprise inspections to oversee Nasha Mukht Abhiyan Activities in Schools
Rajouri: In a continued effort to intensify the fight against drug abuse, Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma on Monday conducted surprise inspections at Government Higher Secondary School Dodasan Bala and Government Higher Secondary School Saaj to oversee the ongoing activities under the Nasha Mukht Abhiyan.
During the visit, the Deputy Commissioner interacted with staff and students, emphasizing the critical need to create widespread awareness among youth regarding the ill effects of drug abuse. He urged educational institutions to play a proactive role in sensitizing students and involving them as ambassadors of change in the community.
“Students are the backbone of our future, and it is our collective responsibility to ensure they grow in a safe and drug-free environment,” he said while encouraging teachers to engage students through rallies, debates, skits, and awareness sessions.
Meanwhile, Assistant Commissioner Development Rajouri, Vijay Kumar Verma visited Government High School Gurdhan Bala and took stock of the awareness activities being conducted under the campaign.
Similarly, Additional Deputy Commissioners and Sub-Divisional Magistrates visited various educational institutions and public locations across the district to monitor the progress and ensure effective implementation of the Nasha Mukht Abhiyan.
The district administration has adopted a multi-pronged approach to tackle the issue of drug abuse, with special focus on awareness generation, community involvement, and educational outreach.
Mega IEC Campaign under Nasha Mukt J&K Abhiyan held across Kupwara
Kupwara: District Administration Kupwara on Monday launched Mega Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) Campaign under the Nasha Mukt Jammu Kashmir Abhiyan across the district to promote a healthy and drug free lifestyle.
The campaign, aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of drug abuse and promoting a healthy, drug-free society, garnered significant participation from panchayats, local communities and educational institutions.
The event focused on educating the public about the ill effects of substance abuse, ways to prevent it, and the importance of building resilient communities. It included a series of awareness camps, workshops, and interactive sessions with experts in the field.
Officers from Revenue, Police, Rural Development, Health, Education, ICDS; local leaders and members of civil society led the awareness camps held in all panchayats of the district.
The campaign included distributing informational pamphlets, posters, organizing community dialogues and presenting videos to ensure that everyone understood the grave consequences of drug addiction on individuals and society.
The initiative also saw the active involvement of school children, teachers and local volunteers, who shared personal stories of overcoming drug addiction and highlighted the significance of social support in battling this issue.
The Nasha Mukt Jammu Kashmir Abhiyan is part of a UT-wide effort by the Jammu and Kashmir Government to tackle the growing menace of drug abuse and build a healthier, drug-free environment for future generations.
Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan: Distt-wide Awareness drives held in B’la to combat Drug Abuse
Baramulla : In an effort to create a drug-free society, the District Administration Baramulla organized a series of awareness workshops and informative sessions across various panchayats and educational institutions of the district under Nasha Mukht Bharat Abhiyan.
As per the schedule, the programs were successfully conducted in five blocks of the district viz. Nadihal, Noorkhah, Pattan, Rafiabad and Rohama, drawing participation from hundreds of students, youth and community members.
These sessions were conducted with the coordinated efforts of the Health Department, Police, Education Department, Social Welfare Department, and other concerned agencies.
The initiative witnessed active participation from students, youth, and community members who engaged in discussions and educational interactions on the dangers of drug abuse and the importance of collective action in eradicating this menace.
The resource persons highlighted the psychological, social and legal consequences of drug addiction and encouraged community involvement in prevention strategies.
Speakers also emphasized the need for sustained awareness and community-led vigilance to curb the spread of drugs and called upon students and local youth to become ambassadors of a drug-free society.
