Posters and Banners Installed at Public Places Under Drug De-Addiction Awareness Campaign

Udaipur: As part of the "New India, Drug-Free India" public awareness campaign, Prayag Seva Sansthan De-Addiction Rehabilitation Centre has installed awareness posters and banners at various public places, government offices, and key institutions across the city. The initiative aims to educate the public, especially the youth, about the harmful effects of substance abuse and promote the message of a drug-free society.

The awareness materials prepared by the institution highlight the signs and symptoms of addiction, its physical, psychological, and social consequences, preventive measures, and important information regarding treatment and rehabilitation. These posters have been displayed at major city intersections, hospitals, schools, colleges, community centres, and other public locations to maximize public outreach.

As part of the campaign, awareness posters have also been installed at various police stations to encourage greater awareness among law enforcement personnel and the general public about the importance of drug de-addiction. Representatives of the institution stated that the growing menace of substance abuse poses a serious challenge to society, and addressing it effectively requires continuous public awareness and active community participation.

Founder Rudra Pratap Singh Rathore said that Prayag Seva Sansthan has been actively working in the field of drug de-addiction and rehabilitation for several years. The organization is committed to spreading the message of a drug-free lifestyle to every section of society and helping individuals affected by addiction reintegrate into the mainstream through proper treatment and rehabilitation.

He further informed that the institution will continue to expand its awareness campaign through educational programs, counselling camps, and community outreach activities in both urban and rural areas. The organization also appealed to the public to stay away from drugs and actively contribute towards building a healthier, drug-free society.