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SRINAGAR NOV 21:-In continuation of the recently held Drug Awareness Program at Tagore Hall, Srinagar, noted cultural activist and youth motivator Dr. Tariq Ahmad Shera on Friday visited Legends School, Kanitar, where he distributed Participation and Drug Awareness Certificates among students who actively took part in the awareness initiative.
The Drug Awareness Program, organized on 15 November 2025, was a collaborative effort of the Shahr-e-Khaas Literary & Cultural Welfare Society and Angel’s Cultural Academy, with crucial support from the J&K Excise Department (Excise Range Central Kashmir), Jammu & Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture & Languages (JKAACL), J&K Bank, Shahr-e-Khaas Traders & Chambers, Rampage Advertising Agency, J&K Police, Srinagar Smart City, and RP Movies.
The event sought to sensitise the youth about the growing threat of drug abuse and to highlight the importance of preventive awareness across society.
During the certificate distribution ceremony at Legends School, Dr. Shera lauded the enthusiasm of participating students and acknowledged their contribution in promoting the message of a drug-free society. He stressed the importance of continuing similar awareness initiatives and urged the youth to remain informed, responsible, and proactive in safeguarding their communities from the menace of substance abuse.
Dr. Shera expressed heartfelt gratitude to all organisers, volunteers, teachers, and Imran Rafiq Shah, Chairman of Legends School, for their support in making the initiative successful.
He extended special thanks to Mr. Farhan Kitab, Media In-Charge for the event, praising his dedication, professionalism, and consistent efforts in ensuring impactful media coverage and outreach. Dr. Shera noted that Mr. Kitab’s contribution played a pivotal role in amplifying the program’s message to a wider audience.
The event concluded with a renewed commitment from all stakeholders to work collectively towards building a healthier, aware, and drug-free Kashmir.
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