The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of MGM College extended its anti-drug awareness initiative to St. Edmund’s Higher Secondary School on October 23 as part of Week 6 of the Nasha Mukt Campaign, reinforcing its commitment to promoting a healthy, responsible and substance-free society.

The outreach programme, marking the third phase of the campaign, aimed to sensitise students to the dangers of substance abuse and encourage them to make informed choices for a healthier future. Taking the campaign beyond the college campus, the initiative highlighted the importance of youth participation in building a society free from addiction.

NSS Programme Officer Sentikala briefed the students on the objectives and significance of the campaign, emphasising the need for awareness, personal responsibility and collective action in combating substance abuse.

Bulong, Assistant Teacher at St. Edmund’s Higher Secondary School, also addressed the gathering, underscoring the importance of building a Nasha Mukt society through awareness, discipline and the active involvement of young people.

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Adding a cultural dimension to the programme, students participated in traditional games, including tug-of-war and the indigenous Naga game Angu Kupusu. The activities encouraged teamwork, camaraderie and active participation while celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the Naga community.

The programme reflected the MGM College NSS Unit’s commitment to community engagement, youth empowerment and social responsibility. By reaching out to school students, the campaign sought to reinforce the message that combating substance abuse begins with awareness, informed choices and a collective commitment to a healthier, addiction-free society.