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‘Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat’ Programme Organised in Namchi
Namchi, October 31 (IPR): A ‘Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat’ programme was organised jointly by Sports Training Centre STC, SAI Namchi, and MY Bharat Kendra Namchi at PM SHRI Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Namchi, today.
The programme was organised to raise awareness among young people about the harmful effects of substance abuse and promote a healthy, disciplined and substance-free lifestyle.
Additional Director, Sports and Youth Affairs Department, Mrs Tshering Ongmu Bhutia graced the occassion as the Chief Guest, while Principal PM SHRI Government Girls Senior Secondary School Namchi Ms Bandana Rai, and In-charge SAI Namchi Mr Rupen Pradhan, attended as Special Guests. Present amongst other were the Teaching faculties and staff of PM SHRI Government Girls Senior Secondary School Namchi, members of MY Bharat Kendra Namchi, staff of STC SAI Namchi, along with students of PM SHRI Government Girls Senior Secondary School Namchi and SAI at large.
Addressing the gathering, Chief Guest Mrs Tshering Ongmu Bhutia underscored the importance of the Nasha Mukt Bharat initiative and emphasised the need to build an addiction-free society to ensure the holistic development of youth and the larger community. She highlighted the benefits of sports and physical activities in nurturing the body, mind and soul, while encouraging participants to embrace sports as a positive and healthy way of life. She further urged the gathering, particularly the youth, to refrain from all forms of addiction and make responsible choices for a healthier and better future.
At the outset, the Nasha Mukt pledge was administered to all participants, reaffirming their commitment towards leading a healthy and addiction-free life.
As part of the programme, a 5-kilometre run was organised, with 45 participants taking part. The run was flagged off by Chief Guest Mrs Tshering Ongmu Bhutia, encouraging participants to embrace physical fitness and an active lifestyle.
This was followed by a Zumba session conducted by Ms Dawa Lhamu Choki Bhutia, Instructor of Bliss Zumba Namchi, and a Yoga session led by Mr Nar Bahadur Thapa, Executive Member of Patanjali Yog Samiti, Namchi. The sessions highlighted the importance of physical activity, mental well-being and holistic health.
The programme also featured a PM SHRI Government Girls Senior Secondary intra-school girls' volleyball match and a friendly volleyball match between SAI Namchi and staff of PM SHRI Government Girls Senior Secondary, to showcase their sporting abilities, teamwork, sportsmanship and camaraderie.
The programme was organised to raise awareness among young people about the harmful effects of substance abuse and promote a healthy, disciplined and substance-free lifestyle.
Additional Director, Sports and Youth Affairs Department, Mrs Tshering Ongmu Bhutia graced the occassion as the Chief Guest, while Principal PM SHRI Government Girls Senior Secondary School Namchi Ms Bandana Rai, and In-charge SAI Namchi Mr Rupen Pradhan, attended as Special Guests. Present amongst other were the Teaching faculties and staff of PM SHRI Government Girls Senior Secondary School Namchi, members of MY Bharat Kendra Namchi, staff of STC SAI Namchi, along with students of PM SHRI Government Girls Senior Secondary School Namchi and SAI at large.
Addressing the gathering, Chief Guest Mrs Tshering Ongmu Bhutia underscored the importance of the Nasha Mukt Bharat initiative and emphasised the need to build an addiction-free society to ensure the holistic development of youth and the larger community. She highlighted the benefits of sports and physical activities in nurturing the body, mind and soul, while encouraging participants to embrace sports as a positive and healthy way of life. She further urged the gathering, particularly the youth, to refrain from all forms of addiction and make responsible choices for a healthier and better future.
At the outset, the Nasha Mukt pledge was administered to all participants, reaffirming their commitment towards leading a healthy and addiction-free life.
As part of the programme, a 5-kilometre run was organised, with 45 participants taking part. The run was flagged off by Chief Guest Mrs Tshering Ongmu Bhutia, encouraging participants to embrace physical fitness and an active lifestyle.
This was followed by a Zumba session conducted by Ms Dawa Lhamu Choki Bhutia, Instructor of Bliss Zumba Namchi, and a Yoga session led by Mr Nar Bahadur Thapa, Executive Member of Patanjali Yog Samiti, Namchi. The sessions highlighted the importance of physical activity, mental well-being and holistic health.
The programme also featured a PM SHRI Government Girls Senior Secondary intra-school girls' volleyball match and a friendly volleyball match between SAI Namchi and staff of PM SHRI Government Girls Senior Secondary, to showcase their sporting abilities, teamwork, sportsmanship and camaraderie.
