15/05/2026
PM SHRI Govt High School Chakka Conducts Essay Writing and Quiz Under 100-Day NMBA Campaign
BATOTE (RAMBAN), MAY 15, 2026:
In a vibrant push toward fostering a drug-free society, PM SHRI Government High School, Chakka (Zone Batote) today organized a series of educational activities as part of the ongoing 100-Day Nasha Mukt Jammu & Kashmir Abhiyan (NMBA).
The event was held under the guidance and courtesy of the school's Headmaster, who emphasized the crucial role educational institutions play in protecting the youth from the menace of substance abuse.
Key Highlights of Today's Activity
The school campus witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across various classes, engaging in activities designed to test their knowledge and express their thoughts on a healthy, drug-free lifestyle:
Essay Writing Competition: Students penned insightful essays on the theme of drug abuse eradication, highlighting the social, mental, and physical consequences of addiction, and proposing youth-centric solutions.
Anti-Drug Awareness Quiz: An interactive quiz session was conducted to evaluate and expand the students' awareness regarding the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, identifying early signs of substance abuse, and understanding the role of the community in rehabilitation.
Headmaster’s Address
Speaking on the occasion, the Headmaster commended the students for their dedicated participation and urged them to act as ambassadors of change within their respective villages and neighborhoods.
"Our goal through this 100-day campaign is not just to educate within the classroom, but to ignite a mass movement. By empowering our youth with knowledge through quizzes and reflective writing, we are building a shield against drug abuse in Zone Batote."
Community & Administrative Alignment
Today's activities at PM SHRI Govt High School Chakka perfectly align with the broader directives of the District Administration Ramban. The ongoing district-wide 100-day campaign aims to integrate schools, panchayats, and public spaces into a cohesive front against drug distribution and usage, steering the younger generation toward productive and healthy futures.
The event concluded with a collective Nasha Mukt Pledge taken by the faculty and students, promising to keep their school, families, and community completely free from drugs.