Paryavaran Sena Organises Pollution, Drug De-Addiction Awareness Programme at Pratapgarh School

The Paryavaran Sena organised an awareness programme on pollution control and drug de-addiction for students at BL Sudhita International School in Vishwanathganj, Pratapgarh. The programme was held under the Drug-Free and Green India campaign, with support from the Social Welfare Department, Pratapgarh, and Sanjay Singh, trustee of Durgavati Foundation, Mumbai.

The event focused on making students and other participants aware of the harmful effects of pollution, the importance of protecting the environment, and the social and health-related damage caused by drug addiction.

Addressing the programme, Paryavaran Sena chief and Greenman Ajay Krantikari said that pollution and drug addiction were serious challenges for society and the future of coming generations. He said that it was not possible to imagine a healthy life without a clean environment.

Ajay Krantikari also said that drug addiction affects a person’s health, family and social life. He appealed to everyone to make environmental protection a part of their daily lifestyle and to stay away from drugs. He urged people to contribute to building a healthy and responsible society.

On the occasion, Ajay Krantikari administered an oath to the students and other people present. The oath was related to building a drug-free society, controlling pollution and protecting the environment.

He called upon people to actively participate in reducing plastic pollution, adopting cleanliness, planting as many trees as possible and conserving natural resources. He also made the children aware of the eco-bricks being prepared by the Anti-Plastic Gang and encouraged them to help maintain environmental cleanliness.

School principal Sanjeev Dwivedi also addressed the programme and highlighted the importance of environmental protection and drug de-addiction. He said that developing social responsibility, cleanliness and sensitivity towards the environment among students was the need of the hour.

Sanjeev Dwivedi said that aware students could become the carriers of positive change in their families and society. The programme underlined that creating a pollution-free environment and a drug-free society was not possible through individual efforts alone. It required collective public participation and continuous awareness.

Adarsh Jaiswal, Anubhav Kumar, Rakesh Chaurasia, Mamta Gupta, Neetu Sharma, Aditya, Ankita, Rudra Pratap, Sumit Sagar Pandey, Shreya and Shraddha Tiwari were among those present. Hundreds of people attended the programme.