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GP Public High School, Baltana

A ‘Nasha Mukti Abhiyaan’ (Drug-Free Campaign) was held at the school by the Brahma Kumaris focused on creating awareness about the harmful effects of substance abuse and promoting a healthy, addiction-free lifestyle. Students were educated about the harms of addiction,...

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Updated At : 10:55 AM Dec 12, 2024 IST

A ‘Nasha Mukti Abhiyaan’ (Drug-Free Campaign) was held at the school by the Brahma Kumaris focused on creating awareness about the harmful effects of substance abuse and promoting a healthy, addiction-free lifestyle. Students were educated about the harms of addiction, including its negative impact on health, relationships, and society. Meditation tips were shared to help students strengthen their willpower and maintain a positive mind set, which can be instrumental in resisting harmful habits.

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