POONCH, Jun 6: As part of the ongoing Nasha Mukti Abhiyan, the Indian Army organised a comprehensive awareness programme at Primary School Dhara Mohra, Kopra, Poonch. The event included distribution of anti-drug awareness pamphlets, an awareness lecture and a tree plantation drive aimed at promoting a healthy, drug-free lifestyle and environmental responsibility among the younger generation.
During the programme, Army personnel interacted with students and teachers and highlighted the harmful effects of drug abuse on physical and mental health, education, family well-being and society at large. The awareness lecture encouraged students to stay away from addictive substances, make informed life choices and contribute positively towards society as responsible citizens.
As part of the initiative, saplings were planted within the school premises to symbolise growth, hope and collective commitment towards building a healthier and greener future. The plantation drive also emphasised the importance of environmental conservation and sustainable living.
A total of 03 teachers and 49 students actively participated in the event, demonstrating enthusiastic support for the cause. The programme was well received by the school community and reinforced the message of collective responsibility in combating drug abuse.
The Indian Army reaffirmed its commitment to empowering youth, spreading awareness against substance abuse and fostering community welfare through meaningful outreach activities in support of the vision of a Nasha Mukt Bharat.