| Nukkad Natak organized to highlight drug abuse, awareness | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Sept 7: As a part of Swacchta Pakhwada, the NSS units of GGM Science College organized nukkad natak (street play) to raise awareness about critical social issues including drug abuse, cleanliness, and literacy. The event, which took place on September 6 and 7, saw active participation from students, faculty, and the local community.
The first day's theme, was the Drugs and Cleanliness: A Path to a Healthier Community," that brought attention to the dangers of drug abuse and the importance of cleanliness in fostering a healthy society. The next day, focus shifted to "Literacy and Cleanliness," highlighting how education plays a pivotal role in maintaining a clean and sustainable environment.
The whole even was arranged under the able guidance of Principal of the College Prof. (Dr.) Romesh Kumar Gupta, who addressed the audience on both days, stressing the importance of fighting against drug abuse, promoting cleanliness, and advocating for literacy as essential steps toward building a responsible and progressive community.
Students delivered thought-provoking performances, using the medium of street theatre to engage the audience. Their portrayal of the damaging effects of drug addiction and the transformative impact of literacy and cleanliness was highly appreciated. The event drew the attention of notable faculty members, including Dr. Ashaq Hussain of the Chemistry Department, Prof. Kiran Bala, H.O.D. Biotechnology, and Dr. Arti Sharma, H.O.D. Environmental Science. The initiative was led by NSS Programme Officers Dr. Rahul Kait and Dr. Neha Sharma, whose leadership and dedication ensured the success of the event. The two-day street play was a resounding success, leaving a lasting impression on the community and reinforcing the need for collective efforts in addressing these critical social challenges. |
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