Delhi medical colleges skip anti-drug reports, RTI flags gaps in Nasha Mukt Drive
Delhi's 10 medical colleges failed to submit mandatory reports for the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, a national anti-drug campaign. Nationwide, only 49 out of nearly 800 institutions have complied. This lack of reporting hinders the campaign's effectiveness, raising concerns about implementation and impact, especially for students facing high substance use risks.
Delhi's 10 medical colleges failed to submit mandatory reports for the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, a national anti-drug campaign. Nationwide, only 49 out of nearly 800 institutions have complied. This lack of reporting hinders the campaign's effectiveness, raising concerns about implementation and impact, especially for students facing high substance use risks.
