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Explore resources →A drug-free Bharat begins with one informed choice. Join a community putting youth, awareness and positive action first.
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Explore trusted resources and start respectful conversations at home, on campus and in your community.
Explore resources →Join the summit, take the pledge or help the team welcome participants as an event volunteer.
Find your role →Build a student team with an adult coordinator and turn one day of awareness into 90 days of planned action.
Explore the challenge →Awareness sessions, youth cultural action, a mass pledge and a group cycle ride with Telangana Cyclothon.
Programme & registrationStudents, families, educators, sports communities and partners can all play a part. The event opens the conversation; campus participation helps continue it.
The current programme replaces the poster’s walk with a cycle ride. Final route and activity instructions will be confirmed by the organisers.
A drug-free Bharat begins with one informed choice. Bharat Against Narcotics brings young people, families, educators and communities together through awareness, participation and sustained action.
Our message is simple: make space for informed decisions, healthy interests and conversations without shame. BAN connects public awareness with practical ways to participate—from taking a pledge to bringing a campus team into a longer programme of action. Every person can contribute to a culture where asking for help is respected.
Join the BAN Drug-Free India Youth Summit on 24 October 2026, from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM at People’s Plaza, Necklace Road, Hyderabad, Telangana. The programme brings together expert awareness sessions, youth cultural action, a mass anti-narcotics pledge and a group cycle ride with Telangana Cyclothon. Participation details and route instructions will be confirmed by the organising team.
The proposed 90-day Campus Action Challenge gives institutions a practical follow-through: identify a faculty coordinator, form a student team, organise learning activities and review what has been completed. It is a framework for participation, not a claim of outcomes already achieved.
Students can participate and encourage respectful peer conversations. Parents can listen and help young people connect with trusted adults. Educators can make prevention part of campus life. Volunteers can support event coordination, while institutions and partners can help extend awareness responsibly. Explore our programmes or choose how to get involved.


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