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The debate, themed âSay No to Drugsâ, aimed to raise awareness about the harmful effects of substance abuse. Following students namely: Ankita Jena (UG, Sem II); Ojeswi, Janvi, Samya (UG, Sem IV), Akshita (UG Sem VI) Bavneet Kour, Kajal, Akriti (PG Sem II) participated enthusiastically, presenting insightful arguments on the social, psychological and economic consequences of drug addiction, while also suggesting preventive measures and emphasizing community responsibility.
Around 50 students and faculty members attended the programme. An interactive session between students and CWAC members was also held, fostering open dialogue and enhancing awareness on substance abuse-related issues. The event concluded with the administration of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Pledge, with participants reaffirming their commitment to a drug-free India.
