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Title: Nasha Mukt Saptah to be observed from 17th to 26th June 2026 under the theme “Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan – Viksit Bharat Ki Pehchaan”
Press Release Number:
16/06/2026
Description:
This year's campaign is being organized under the theme “Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan – Viksit Bharat Ki Pehchaan”, in consonance with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) theme “Break the Cycle #StopOrganisedCrime”.
The week-long campaign aims to create sustained awareness on the prevention of substance abuse through coordinated efforts involving Central Ministries, States and Union Territories, District Administrations, educational institutions, spiritual organizations, NGOs and community stakeholders.
A wide range of activities, including mass pledge drives, poster and essay competitions, awareness rallies, cycle rallies, street plays, folk performances, yoga and meditation sessions, health camps, counselling sessions, community outreach programmes, youth-led interactive sessions, and social media campaigns, will be undertaken across the country to promote a drugfree society.
Special emphasis will be laid on engaging youth, women, educational institutions and community leaders, while promoting sports, arts, music and culture as healthy alternatives to substance abuse. Activities will also focus on stress management, peer pressure, and rehabilitation through community participation and wellness practices
The week-long campaign aims to create sustained awareness on the prevention of substance abuse through coordinated efforts involving Central Ministries, States and Union Territories, District Administrations, educational institutions, spiritual organizations, NGOs and community stakeholders.
A wide range of activities, including mass pledge drives, poster and essay competitions, awareness rallies, cycle rallies, street plays, folk performances, yoga and meditation sessions, health camps, counselling sessions, community outreach programmes, youth-led interactive sessions, and social media campaigns, will be undertaken across the country to promote a drugfree society.
Special emphasis will be laid on engaging youth, women, educational institutions and community leaders, while promoting sports, arts, music and culture as healthy alternatives to substance abuse. Activities will also focus on stress management, peer pressure, and rehabilitation through community participation and wellness practices
Released Date:
16 Jun 2026
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