BIT Mangaluru hosts insightful talk on ill effects of drug abuse
Mangaluru: BIT Mangaluru took a proactive step in addressing the detrimental effects of drug abuse by hosting a thought-provoking talk titled "On the Ill Effects of Drug Abuse." The event, held at the International Seminar Hall, aimed to raise awareness and foster a collective commitment to making Mangaluru a drug-free city. Distinguished speakers Nagaraj PSI and Mohan ASI from the Konaje Police Station shared valuable insights into the consequences of drug abuse.
The event drew a diverse audience, including students, faculty members, and department heads, who all gathered to engage in the fight against drug abuse. The atmosphere was filled with anticipation and a shared determination to tackle the issue head-on.
Nagaraj PSI, representing the Konaje Police Station, commenced the talk by shedding light on the alarming statistics and the profound impact of drug abuse on society. He emphasized the critical role of early intervention and rehabilitation in breaking the cycle of addiction. Through compelling anecdotes and real-life case studies, Nagaraj underscored the significance of community awareness and involvement in effectively addressing drug abuse.
The talk concluded with a renewed sense of determination and a shared commitment among the participants to combat drug abuse. BIT Mangalore, alongside Nagaraj PSI and Mohan ASI, played a vital role in driving awareness and encouraging the community to actively contribute to the fight against drug abuse. Together, they ignited hope for a future where Mangalore thrives as a drug-free city.
The event witnessed the presence of faculty and students from various institutes. It commenced with an invocation of the almighty, followed by a welcome address delivered by Dr. SI Manjur Basha, principal of BIT.
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Netanyahu recommends his Cabinet approve Hezbollah cease-fire proposal
Beirut, Nov 26: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced he will recommend a proposal for a cease-fire with Hezbollah to his Cabinet for approval, setting the stage for an end to nearly 14 months of fighting.
Netanyahu said the vote was expected later Tuesday. It was not immediately clear when the ceasefire would go into effect, and the exact terms of the deal were not released. The deal does not affect Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza, which shows no signs of ending.
