Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged a collective effort to make India drug-free. He called for families to join the 100-week nationwide Nasha Mukt Yuva Abhiyan. This campaign aims to tackle drug addiction, a significant challenge for the nation's youth. The initiative involves various organizations and community engagement programs across the country. The government launched this anti-drug awareness campaign to foster a healthier future generation.
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