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Jharkhand launches Nasha Mukti Yuva drive to build a drug‑free state
✍️ Jharkhand State News
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 01:16 PM
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Jharkhand reported a series of events under the Nasha Mukti Yuva programme aimed at creating a drug‑free state.
The state of Jharkhand has recently witnessed a set of activities linked to the Nasha Mukti Yuva initiative, a youth‑focused campaign designed to curb substance abuse. Organisers highlighted the programme’s goal of steering the state towards a drug‑free environment through awareness drives, community outreach and youth participation.
Officials from the state’s health and social welfare departments took part in the events, emphasizing the need for collective action among students, families and local organisations. The activities included public rallies, informational sessions and distribution of educational material on the harms of drug use.
The Nasha Mukti Yuva campaign is part of Jharkhand’s broader strategy to address addiction issues and promote healthier lifestyles among its younger population. Authorities expect the continued rollout of similar events to reinforce the message of a drug‑free future for the state.
Stakeholders urged citizens to support the initiative by reporting drug‑related activities and encouraging peers to adopt a drug‑free lifestyle. The programme’s progress will be monitored through periodic assessments by the state government.
Officials from the state’s health and social welfare departments took part in the events, emphasizing the need for collective action among students, families and local organisations. The activities included public rallies, informational sessions and distribution of educational material on the harms of drug use.
The Nasha Mukti Yuva campaign is part of Jharkhand’s broader strategy to address addiction issues and promote healthier lifestyles among its younger population. Authorities expect the continued rollout of similar events to reinforce the message of a drug‑free future for the state.
Stakeholders urged citizens to support the initiative by reporting drug‑related activities and encouraging peers to adopt a drug‑free lifestyle. The programme’s progress will be monitored through periodic assessments by the state government.