A Cinematic Fight Against Drug Abuse
Himachal Pradesh Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla unveiled 'Chitta,' a short film spotlighting the perils of drug addiction among youth. Directed by Deepak Mattu and supported by Mandi Municipal Corporation, this four-minute film aims to combat synthetic drug abuse. Governor Shukla emphasized collective efforts for societal awareness and eradication.

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In Mandi district, Himachal Pradesh's Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla launched 'Chitta,' a poignant short film aimed at raising awareness about drug addiction among young people.
Directed by Deepak Mattu, the four-minute film specifically targets the hazards of 'chitta,' synthetic drugs, prevalent in the state. The initiative, backed by the Mandi Municipal Corporation, is a crucial component of their ongoing anti-drug campaign.
Governor Shukla praised the filmmaker Mattu, hoping the film would bolster awareness efforts. He urged collective action from all societal segments to eradicate this menace, noting that youth-led initiatives are pivotal in this battle. The film's music, also by Mattu, was visually complemented by performances from Sonali, Monika, and Mukul.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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