Kerala's Unyielding Crusade for a Drug-Free Tomorrow

The Kerala government is launching a comprehensive campaign against drug abuse, culminating on January 30, 2026. Initiatives include rallies, educational programs, and community involvement. Strong enforcement measures have been implemented, resulting in significant drug seizures and arrests. The movement is backed by both government bodies and local organizations to foster a drug-free society.

The Kerala government is intensifying its campaign against drug abuse to foster a drug-free society. At a recent press conference, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan announced a comprehensive set of programs aimed at combating the drug menace affecting various societal sections.

Starting June 26 and running until January 30, 2026, the campaign coincides with the International Day Against Drug Abuse. Key initiatives include district-level events, college programs, and efforts involving NGOs, artists, and residents' associations, all contributing to community awareness and involvement.

Strong enforcement actions accompany the campaign, with significant drug seizures and multiple arrests already reported under 'Operation D-Hunt.' Educational initiatives are also in place, focusing on teacher training, student awareness, and curriculum modifications, backed by government departments and community groups.

(With inputs from agencies.)