ANTI DRUG DAY AWARENESS PROGRAMME

 

ANTI-DRUG DAY AWARENESS PROGRAMME:A STEP TOWARD A DRUG-FREE SOCIETY

AUGUST 12, 2024

On August 12th, 2024, our college observed Anti-Drug Day with immense enthusiasm and active participation from both first-year and second-year students. The event aimed to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse and promote the importance of a drug-free society through a variety of engaging activities.

The program included a poster presentation, where students showcased their creativity and highlighted the harmful effects of drugs. Speeches by Pooja and Aishwarya and quizzes tested participants' knowledge and deepened their understanding of the impact of drug abuse on physical and mental health. There was group song by first year students myself participated and also song by second year students. Adding a unique touch to the program was a thought-provoking tableau presented by the first-year students. Their performance left a lasting impression, further emphasizing the importance of staying vigilant against drug abuse. Seniors presented a video on the importance of avoiding drug. A standout moment of the day was the awareness rally, where students carried placards, posters, and slogans they had crafted, spreading powerful messages about living a healthy, drug-free life. This rally not only educated the participants but also reinforced a collective commitment to making informed choices and encouraging others to adopt a drug-free lifestyle. The event was a resounding success, fostering a sense of responsibility among students to champion the cause of a drug-free society. It was an inspiring day filled with learning, creativity, and a shared commitment to positive change.






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