The seminar was part of a campaign by the Punjab Government, in collaboration with the university’s Red Ribbon Club, Department of Student Welfare, School of Nursing, and local government.

The event included an anti-drug rally organized by the Nursing Department to spread awareness among youth.

Distinguished guests at the seminar included Mr. Gurinder Singh Birring (MLA, Amloh), Sh. Chetan Bangar (SDM, Amloh), Sh. Gurdeep Singh (Deputy Superintendent of Police, DSP), Dr. Saleena (Medical Officer, Amloh), and other social activists.

Experts shared insights on the psychological, social, and legal consequences of substance abuse, and the importance of early intervention.

Desh Bhagat University Chancellor Dr. Zora Singh emphasized the institution’s commitment to promoting a healthy, drug-free youth.

Pro Chancellor Dr. Tajinder Kaur, President Dr. Sandeep Singh, and other university officials acknowledged the efforts of the organizing committee.

Aks Rangmanch Samrala group, led by Rajwinder Singh, performed a nukkad natak to highlight the issue.

Mr. Gurinder Singh Birring, MLA, stressed the importance of awareness, education, and strong willpower in combating drug addiction.

The university reaffirmed its commitment to future initiatives to empower students to lead drug-free lives.

Desh Bhagat University, Mandi Gobindgarh, recently organized a significant seminar under the Punjab Government’s “Yudh Nashiyan Virudh” campaign to raise awareness about the harmful effects of drug addiction. The event, conducted by the university’s Red Ribbon Club in collaboration with the Punjab Government and the School of Nursing, aimed at educating the youth and promoting a drug-free society. The seminar was accompanied by an anti-drug rally led by the Nursing Department, which engaged students in spreading the message against substance abuse. Esteemed guests including Mr. Gurinder Singh Birring, MLA of Amloh, Sh. Chetan Bangar, Sub Division Magistrate of Amloh, and Sh. Gurdeep Singh, Deputy Superintendent of Police, addressed the students on the critical need to combat drug addiction. Experts spoke on the psychological, social, and legal consequences of substance abuse, stressing early intervention and rehabilitation. Chancellor Dr. Zora Singh affirmed the university’s ongoing commitment to fostering a healthy, responsible youth through awareness campaigns, counseling, and outreach programs. The event also featured a performance by Aks Rangmanch Samrala, led by Rajwinder Singh, through a nukkad natak that creatively conveyed the message of the seminar. Dr. Gurinder Singh Birring, MLA, emphasized that combating drug addiction requires collective responsibility, with awareness and education being key tools in the fight against this social issue. The university reiterated its pledge to continue such initiatives to ensure students lead a drug-free life.