PM launches 100-week anti-drug drive, says drugs give a brief high but a lifelong low
They publishedDrugs give you brief high, but lifelong low: PM launches 100-week anti-drug drive
First reportNdtv · 2 Aug, 08:22Z
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Why it matters
What
PM Modi launched a nationwide 100-week anti-drug campaign, with awareness activities planned every Sunday.
Why
He warned drugs cause lasting harm to careers and families, while officials cited trafficker arrests and substantial seizures.
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The campaign aims to make young people ambassadors for positive social change through weekly awareness efforts.
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Summary
- PM Modi launched the Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat Sankalp Abhiyan nationwide.
- Campaign spans 100 weeks with weekly Sundays dedicated to awareness activities.
- Officials cite arrests of drug traffickers and substantial seizures as proof of action.
- Modi warns drugs yield short highs but long-term harm to careers and families.
- Campaign aims to transform youth into ambassadors of positive social change.