VISWAS to hold children’s parliament on drug abuse
The VISWAS society is organizing a district-level children's parliament in Palakkad to discuss drug abuse among students. The event is part of the state's 'Operation Toofan' anti-drug campaign.
Why it matters
Engaging students in policy-level discussions is a proactive approach to addressing the rising issue of substance abuse in schools.
VISWAS to hold children’s parliament on drug abuse Schools must conduct preliminary rounds and nominate the first prize winner for the district-level final. PALAKKAD The Palakkad chapter of the Victims Information, Sensitisation, Welfare and Assistance Society (VISWAS) India will conduct a district-level children’s parliament competition for Class XI and XII students here on November 9. The event will be held in association with the State Bank of India (SBI) as part of the State government’s anti-drug campaign Operation Toofan. The competition will focus on drug use among students. Schools must conduct preliminary rounds and nominate the first prize winner for the district-level final.
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