Report On Anti-Drugs Day Observed At 2/9 Kar Bn NCC-Christ University
Report
On Anti-Drugs Day Observed At 2/9 Kar Bn NCC-Christ University
26th
June is observed as International Day against Drug Abuse
and Illicit Trafficking by the United Nations. The theme for 2013: Make health
your 'new high' in life, not drugs.
The
NCC at Christ University organised a programme on Wednesday 26 June 2013 in
support of this Day against Drugs.The special guests present were the Pro-Vice
Chancellor of Christ University Fr. Abraham, Administrative Officer of 9Kar Bn
NCC Lt. Col. Sanjeev Tandon and Dr. Tony Sam Head of the Department of
Psychology, Christ University.
The
first presentation for the day was a skit by Zealous Productions, the in-house theatre
team. They presented a street play on drug abuse which took the audience
through the comedy and seriousness about drugs, with emphasis on peer pressure
due to which individuals resort to extreme solutions, and finally how to
resolve such addictions.
Dr.
Tony Sam addressed the gathering on “Drug Abuse and Youngsters”. He presented
the raw facts and statistics and explained what exactly drugs are doing to our
society and what we need to do to combat it.
Next
was the prize distribution for the poster-making competition which was
conducted for the NCC cadets of the university. In first place was Cpl David
Sebastian, followed by Cpl Nancy Mathew in second and Cpl Revathi in third
place. Consolation prizes were also given to CSM Sachin D S and Sgt Yatish G.
Fr. Abraham awarded the prizes to the cadets.
Lt.
Colonel Sanjeev Tandon delivered the Presidential Address. He pointed out to
all present that personally one should not only Say No to Drugs, but also be
consistent in making a long-lasting change in the society by helping those who
need help. He also appreciated the efforts of Zealous Productions in coming out
with such an apt street play.
The
programme was a success and brought to light a matter that should be discussed
instead of being treated as taboo. The efforts of Christ University NCC and in
particular Capt. Ajay Pavithran and Lt. Phinu Jose were appreciated by all.
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