YBN University, through its NSS Unit, observed Nasha Mukt Bharat Saptah 2026 on the occasion of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, reaffirming its commitment to promoting a drug-free society and encouraging young people to make healthy and responsible life choices.
The awareness programme was attended by the Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) and the Station House Officer (SHO), Namkum, who addressed students on the growing challenge of substance abuse and the importance of collective action in tackling the issue. Their presence underscored the vital role of collaboration between educational institutions, law enforcement agencies, and the community in building an addiction-free society.
Speaking on the occasion, the dignitaries highlighted the far-reaching effects of drug abuse on individuals, families, and society. They urged students to remain vigilant, stay away from addictive substances, and become ambassadors of awareness within their communities. The session also emphasized the value of informed decision-making, self-discipline, and positive peer influence in leading a healthy life.
The programme saw enthusiastic participation from NSS volunteers, students, faculty members, and university officials. A range of awareness activities, interactive discussions, and educational sessions were organized to help participants understand the physical, mental, and social consequences of substance abuse. The interactive format encouraged students to actively engage with the topic and reflect on their role in creating a healthier society.
A key highlight of the event was the pledge taken by students and NSS volunteers to support the vision of Nasha Mukt Bharat by spreading awareness and promoting a drug-free lifestyle. The pledge symbolized the university's ongoing commitment to nurturing socially responsible and informed citizens.
Through initiatives like Nasha Mukt Bharat Saptah, YBN University continues to extend learning beyond academics by addressing critical social issues and encouraging meaningful community engagement. The university remains committed to developing responsible leaders who contribute positively to society through awareness, service, and active citizenship.
The programme concluded with a shared resolve to work collectively towards a healthier, safer, and addiction-free India, reinforcing the belief that awareness, education, and community participation are the strongest tools in the fight against drug abuse.
