PM Modi's 'Drug-Free Youth' Campaign Broadcast at Kasturba Gandhi Vidyalaya
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Drug-Free Youth - Developed India Sankalp Abhiyan' was broadcast at a girls' residential school, inspiring participation in nation-building.

Nationwide Campaign for a Drug-Free Youth Initiative Held
Mahoba | August 3, 2026 | A significant program was organized at the Kasturba Gandhi Residential Vidyalaya in Mahoba, as part of the 'Drug-Free Youth – Developed India Sankalp Abhiyan' led by the government of India's Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports' 'Mera Yuva Bharat (MY Bharat)'. The live broadcast of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address was shown to the students and other attendees.
Prime Minister's Call to Action for Youth
The initiative aimed to inspire youth to stay away from drugs and play an active role in nation-building. During the event, Prime Minister Modi urged the nation's youth to pledge towards building a drug-free India. He particularly emphasized the active participation of young people in achieving the goal of a 'Developed India' by 2047.
Inspiring Address Ignites New Energy
The Prime Minister's address infused new energy into the attending students, making them aware of the importance of their contribution in building a healthy and prosperous nation. The message conveyed the serious consequences of drug abuse and promoted a healthy lifestyle.
Promoting Healthy Lifestyles and Moral Values
During the program, students were extensively informed about the severe repercussions of drug addiction. They were encouraged to adopt a healthy lifestyle, internalize moral values, and fulfill their role as responsible citizens in nation-building. Teachers highlighted methods to avoid falling into the trap of addiction and its negative impacts on social and personal lives.
Collective Pledge for a Drug-Free India
At the conclusion of the program, all students and teachers of the Vidyalaya reiterated a collective pledge. They vowed to actively contribute towards a 'Drug-Free India – Developed India'. The school family conveyed the message of continuing their efforts to make society drug-free, emphasizing the importance of youth staying away from drugs and participating in nation-building.
