NASHA MUKT JAMMU & KASHMIR: A COLLECTIVE FIGHT AGAINST DRUG ABUSE

Drug abuse has emerged as one of the most serious social challenges facing communities across the world. Jammu and Kashmir is no exception. In recent years, concerns regarding the increasing use of narcotics among young people have grown significantly, prompting authorities, community leaders, educators and civil society organisations to take coordinated action. Recognising the need…

WORLD NO TOBACCO DAY IN KASHMIR: BREAKING THE GRIP OF A SILENT ADDICTION

World No Tobacco Day, observed on May 31, aims to raise awareness about the dangers of tobacco use, which claims millions of lives annually. Despite its severe health impacts, tobacco remains widely used, particularly in culturally influenced areas like Kashmir. Effective interventions require tailored awareness campaigns, community engagement, and support systems to combat nicotine addiction and promote healthier choices.

WORLD HEALTH DAY 2026: TOGETHER FOR HEALTH, STAND WITH SCIENCE — A VISION FOR KASHMIR

World Health Day 2026 emphasizes “Together for Health: Stand with Science,” advocating a collective approach to improving Kashmir’s healthcare system. Challenges include limited access and mental health issues, yet advances in digital health and community participation are promising. Building trust in science is crucial for informed healthcare decisions and better outcomes for all.

LIFE IN KASHMIR: RESILIENCE AMIDST CHALLENGES

Kashmir, often referred to as “Paradise on Earth,” is a region known for its mesmerizing beauty, but life here is a complex tapestry woven with both breath-taking scenery and socio-political challenges. In this article, we explore the multifaceted aspects of life in Kashmir, from its serene natural landscapes to the resilience of its people in…

DRUG DE-ADDICTION CENTRE: AN INITIATIVE TO TRANSFORM LIVES

Established in October 2022, the Drug De-addiction Centre (DDC) at Kupwara emerged as a beacon of hope in the battle against drug addiction. Thanks to this pioneering collaboration between Indian Army and the Sub District Hospital, Kupwara, over 550 individuals have been able to free themselves from the crutches of drugs and join the mainstream….