महिला महाविद्यालय में छात्राओं ने ली सामूहिक शपथ, नशा मुक्त हो प्रदेश हमारा के नारों से गूंजा चौबेपुर

According to a report by Navabharat, students at the late Subedar Singh Memorial Women's College in the Chaubepur area of Varanasi recently participated in a collective pledge as part of a drug de-addiction campaign. The event was organized under the National Service Scheme (NSS) to promote awareness regarding the dangers of substance abuse.

During the program, students raised slogans advocating for a drug-free state and committed themselves to maintaining a lifestyle free from intoxicants. The initiative aimed to encourage the youth to act as ambassadors for social change, spreading awareness within their families and the broader community about the health and social risks associated with drug consumption.

Such awareness drives are frequently conducted in educational institutions across India to address rising concerns regarding substance use among the youth. By involving students in these pledges, organizers seek to foster a culture of responsibility and community health, ensuring that the message of a 'Nasha Mukt' (drug-free) society reaches grassroots levels.