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Govt fighting menace of drug abuse in mission mode: Satish Sharma

Urges youth to act as ambassadors of change, contribute actively towards building healthier, drug-free Jammu and Kashmir

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JAMMU: Minister for Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs, Transport, Youth Services & Sports (YSS) and Information Technology, Satish Sharma, today flagged off Mini Marathon 1.0 – “Run with the Rising Sun”, organised by the Directorate of Youth Services & Sports.

DG Youth Services and Sports, Anuradha Gupta, and other senior officers of YSS were also present on the occasion.

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Addressing the participants, the Minister said that the Government is fighting the menace of drug abuse in a mission mode, with special focus on safeguarding children and youth. He emphasised that every promise made by the Government to build a healthy, disciplined and drug-free society will be fulfilled through sustained efforts and people’s participation.

“Drug abuse is a serious challenge that threatens the future of our youth. The Government has adopted a zero-tolerance approach and is working relentlessly to combat this menace through awareness, prevention, strict enforcement and rehabilitation measures. Sports and fitness play a vital role in keeping our youth positively engaged”, Satish Sharma said.

The Minister appreciated the Directorate of Youth Services & Sports for organizing the mini marathon aimed at promoting fitness, discipline and healthy lifestyle habits among children and young people. He said that such initiatives not only improve physical well-being but also instil values of teamwork, self-discipline and resilience, which are essential to keeping youth away from drugs and other social evils.

Reiterating the Government’s commitment to strengthening sports infrastructure, especially in rural and far-flung areas, Satish Sharma said that the Youth Services & Sports department is being empowered to provide greater opportunities for youth across Jammu and Kashmir.

Minister urged the youth to act as ambassadors of change and contribute actively towards building a healthier, stronger and drug-free Jammu and Kashmir.

The Mini Marathon witnessed enthusiastic participation from children and youth, reflecting the growing public support for initiatives promoting health, fitness and a drug-free society.

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