Awareness Programs Aimed at Educating Youth on the Dangers of Drug Abuse
An eight-day special awareness campaign will be conducted at Ghatsila College from June 18 to 26 to combat drug abuse among the youth.
JAMSHEDPUR – From June 18 to 26, Ghatsila College will run a special awareness campaign against drug abuse, organized under the directives of the Higher and Technical Education Department of the Jharkhand Government.
Principal Dr. RK Chaudhary has outlined a series of programs to be held over the eight days.
Dr. Chaudhary emphasized the severe impact of drug addiction on society and the country, stating, "The main objective is to make the young generation aware of drug addiction through this campaign."
He highlighted that the increasing drug abuse among Indian youth, influenced by western culture, is a growing concern.
"Youth are consuming drugs like ganja, hashish, heroin, cocaine, opium, and alcohol, suffering serious side effects," he added.
The campaign will feature various activities aimed at preventing youth from turning to drugs.
The responsibility for organizing this special program has been assigned to NCC officer Lieutenant Maheshwar Pramanik and NSS program officers Prof. Indal Paswan and Prof. Archana Surin.
The schedule of the eight-day awareness program is as follows:
18 June – Sankalp/Pledge
19 June – Poster making competition
20 June – Slogan writing competition
21 June – Quiz competition
22 June – Speech competition
24 June – Essay competition
25 June – Lecture program
26 June – Awareness rally on World Drug De-addiction Day
Summary Statement: Ghatsila College is launching an eight-day campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse, featuring educational activities to engage and educate the youth.
