GOVERNMENT ARTS COLLEGE, BAYAD
| Title of the Event/Program/Function | Drug Free India Program |
|---|---|
| Date and Time | 02-08-2026 Time: 01:00:00 |
| Venue | Room No. 4, College Building |
| Organized by | Organized by NSS |
| Objective of the Program | • Building a Fit Generation:Ensuring that the country's younger generation remains physically healthy, mentally robust, and high in self-confidence to successfully steer the nation toward the goal of a developed India by 2047. • Institutional and Campus Engagement:Urging educational institutions, colleges, and university professors to actively integrate discussions about the perils of drug abuse directly into academic environments and spearhead campus movements. • Eradicating Social Stigma:Encouraging families to break the silence and shed false notions of social prestige, urging them to seek timely medical intervention, counseling, and professional help through established rehabilitation networks. |
| Chief Guest/Invited Guests | - |
| Number of Students Participants | 81 |
| Number of Faculty Participants | 16 |
| Summary of Proceedings | 0 |
| Mode of Feedback | Oral |
| Total Feedback Received | 17 |
| Summary of Feedback | Most of the students rated this lecture as Excellent |
| Outcome of the Event | - Personal & Social Pledge: Participants internalized a strong commitment to refrain from substance abuse and pledge to contribute toward a drug-free society. - Youth Empowerment: Reinforcement of the belief that a healthy, drug-free youth power is the backbone of national growth. |
| Remarks | - |
| Report Prepared by | Dr. Anand K. Acharya, NSS Co-Ordinator, Government Arts College, Bayad |
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