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Tehsildar Manjeet Singh was the Chief Guest at the programme, which featured a variety of engaging performances, including a Nukkad Natak, songs and speeches presented by students and artists of the Cultural Unit. The performances highlighted the harmful consequences of drug addiction, the need to empower women and the significance of cultural heritage in society.
Addressing the gathering, the Chief Guest appreciated the efforts of the Cultural Unit DIPR Jammu for organising the programme and using cultural activities as a medium of public awareness. He urged the students to stay away from drugs, adopt a healthy lifestyle and make positive choices for a better future. He also encouraged them to remain focused on their education and contribute constructively to society.
Cultural Officer Jammu Rajinder Kr Digra, while interacting with the students, assured them that talented students would be provided opportunities to showcase their abilities on appropriate platforms through future cultural programmes. The initiative was aimed at encouraging young talent and fostering creativity, confidence and social responsibility among students.
The host school Principal Roshan Lal Sharma presented the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the Chief Guest, the Cultural Unit, the participating artists, students and all those who contributed to the successful conduct of the programme.
A large number of students, staff members and officials from various departments attended the programme. The event concluded with a message of drug-free living, gender equality, youth empowerment and the promotion of cultural values through community participation and creative expression.
