RINL VSGH Holds Drug De-addiction Awareness Programme

Visakha Steel General Hospital, RINL, organises Drug De-addiction Awareness Programme to mark sixth anniversary of Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan with Brahma Kumaris.
RINL VSGH Holds Drug De-addiction Awareness Programme

Visakhapatnam: To mark the sixth anniversary of the Government of India’s flagship Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan (NMBA), Visakha Steel General Hospital (VSGH), RINL, in association with Ukkunagaram Brahma Kumaris, organised a dedicated Drug De-addiction Awareness Programme at the Learning & Development Centre Auditorium, Ukkunagaram.

The programme aimed at promoting awareness about substance abuse, encouraging employees to seek timely medical support, and fostering a healthy, addiction-free workplace.

 

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Chief Guest Sri GVN Prasad, Director (Commercial), RINL, addressed the gathering and reiterated RINL’s commitment to the holistic well-being of its employees. He emphasised that drug addiction is a serious social and public health concern requiring collective responsibility. He highlighted the importance of awareness, timely medical intervention, counselling and rehabilitation, while urging everyone to extend compassion and support to individuals overcoming addiction.

An informative awareness session was delivered by guest speaker BK Dr. K. Yashwanth, Associate Professor, General Surgery, NRIIMS. Drawing upon his clinical experience, he explained the physiological and psychological consequences of substance abuse, the adverse effects of prolonged dependence on vital organs, and the importance of timely medical intervention, lifestyle modifications and sustained support in the recovery process.

As part of the programme, Ukkunagaram Brahma Kumaris conducted a guided Raja Yoga Meditation session, emphasising mental well-being, inner strength and mindfulness in overcoming addiction.

 

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An interactive session allowed employees to clarify concerns and seek guidance on withdrawal management and relapse prevention.

The programme concluded with the NMBA Pledge, with all dignitaries, organisers and employees reaffirming their commitment to a drug-free workplace and society.

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