Chennai's Peace Walk: A United Front Against Drug Abuse

The Rotary International district 3234 organized a Peace Walk to combat drug abuse, marking Rotary's 120th anniversary. Over 2,700 participants joined the 'Say No to Drugs' campaign, emphasizing community-driven efforts to promote awareness among youth. The event underscores Rotary's commitment to peace and a drug-free Chennai.

In a striking show of solidarity, Rotary International district 3234, alongside Queen Mary's College, orchestrated a Peace Walk in Chennai to fight drug abuse. Held on February 23, 2025, the event rallied over 2,700 participants, including students from various colleges, Rotarians, and their families.

The march served as a powerful embodiment of the collective resolve against drug-related issues among adolescents and youth, aligning with Rotary's mission to maintain peace and understanding globally. District Governor Rtn NS Saravanan emphasized the significance of raising awareness about drug abuse perils, tying this initiative to Rotary's broader goals.

Supported by the Rotary Club of Madras and its District Public Image Team, the movement aspires to transform Chennai into a drug-free city. Plans for future events, educational campaigns, and workshops are underway to further this mission, solidifying Rotary's promise to nurture informed, drug-free communities.