Meghalaya on Thursday reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to combating drug abuse, with Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma unveiling a comprehensive and visionary roadmap at the state-level observance of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking.
Agartala, June 23: A massive awareness rally promoting a drug-free society was organised in Agartala on Monday.
The rally was conducted by the West Tripura...
“I learned how to use the 4 S’s — Stand, See, Smile, and Speak — to communicate more clearly and confidently. It was very interesting to also learn the five elements about ourselves: Hobbies, Talents, Interests, Skills, and Qualities,” says Xevia Samantha Sympli, a class 7 student who has recently completed a week-long winter camp in East Jaintia Hills district.
The district was chosen by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) as one of the top 30 districts, from among the 785 districts in the country.
The East Garo Hills (EGH) District Police organized a program to mark the "International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking" at Williamnagar. The program witnessed the presence of DIG(WR) Dr. Raghavendra Kumar MG. The event saw participation from school students and district heads of multiple departments.
Tura, June 26: The Office of the District Social Welfare Officer in collaboration with Bakdil NGO observed the International Day Against Drug Abuse and...
Speaking on the occasion of the International Day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking, Paul Lyngdoh, Minister in-charge of Social Welfare, said unless the society comes together the results could be grim just like in Punjab.
At the designated spot, the students performed the skit which was aimed to educate and emotionally connect with the audience about the dangers of drug abuse.
Shillong, June 5 : In a determined effort to tackle the escalating issue of substance abuse in Meghalaya, the State Social Welfare Department, alongside...
Taking a step towards the pressing need to address the rising cases of drug abuse in their community, the Mawlai Town Dorbar (MTD) has joined hands with the Manbha Foundation to provide a lifeline to those battling substance dependency.
