Prime Minister Modi launches 'Nasha Mukt Yuva-Viksit Bharat' campaign, offers special advice to youth

Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently formally launched the 'Nasha Mukt Yuva-Viksit Bharat Sankalp Abhiyan'. During the event, held via video conferencing, he shared key highlights of his address. The Prime Minister emphasized that this welfare idea, which began on the soil of Kashi, has now taken the form of a major national project. He expressed full confidence that through collective efforts, this campaign will reach the mind of every youth in the country. In his message, the Prime Minister issued a serious warning to the youth regarding drug consumption. He clarified that while drug use might provide momentary pleasure, it completely destroys an individual's career and family life in the long run. He appealed to the youth to protect their potential and future by remaining drug-free. The Prime Minister has specifically invited those associated with the education sector to contribute to the success of this campaign. He called upon professors of colleges and universities across the country to come forward and contribute to showing the youth the right path in this important task of de-addiction. This campaign is not only a means to keep youth away from drugs but is also seen as a crucial pillar for building a developed India. The Prime Minister believes that only if the country's youth are healthy and drug-free can the nation's progress be ensured. Through a series of posts on the social media platform 'X', the Prime Minister reiterated his commitment to this campaign. He stated that collective strength is the means by which this social evil can be eradicated from the roots. This government move is considered a major effort to curb the rising trend of drugs in the country. Under this campaign, there is a plan to spread awareness by focusing on educational institutions. Finally, the Prime Minister expressed his expectation for cooperation from all citizens to make this resolution successful. He stated that the dream of a drug-free India will only be realized when every person understands their responsibility and helps provide a safe environment for the youth.