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Cyclist Vijayalakshmi spreads anti-drug message at Telangana University
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Embarks on 3,000-km expedition to Delhi to create awareness among one lakh students

Cyclist Vijayalakshmi spreads anti-drug message at Telangana University
Nizamabad: Renowned cyclist and social activist Induri Vijayalakshmi visited Telangana University South Campus as part of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan, promoting awareness against drug abuse among youth. She is undertaking a 3,000-km cycling expedition from Andhra Pradesh to Delhi with the aim of reaching one lakh students.
Addressing students, Vijayalakshmi urged them to stay away from drugs and adopt healthy lifestyles. She emphasised collective efforts to build a drug-free society.
Biknoor CI Naresh spoke about the rising challenges of drug-related offences and cybercrimes, while SI Anil advised students to focus on education, sports and social service.
NSS Programme Officer Dr S. Narayana Gupta encouraged students to register on the My Bharat–Yuva Bharat App. In-charge Principal Dr Anjaiah Bandela urged students to join NSS and contribute to social change.
The programme was organised by the university NSS unit in the presence of faculty, staff and students.
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