Punjab highlights women’s role in anti-drug campaign as families drive addiction recovery
HomeNextPunjab highlights women’s role in anti-drug campaign as families drive addiction recoveryIn Punjab, women are central to the anti-drug campaign as they support recovery for those battling addiction. But I only came to know about it once we started living together. We had lost all hope when someone guided us to take him to a drug-de-addiction and rehab centre.
- ▪HomeNextPunjab highlights women’s role in anti-drug campaign as families drive addiction recoveryIn Punjab, women are central to the anti-drug campaign as they support recovery for those battling addiction.
- ▪But I only came to know about it once we started living together.
- ▪We had lost all hope when someone guided us to take him to a drug-de-addiction and rehab centre.
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| Publication time | Sat, 25 Jul 2026 21:09:01 +0530 |
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HomeNextPunjab highlights women’s role in anti-drug campaign as families drive addiction recoveryIn Punjab, women are central to the anti-drug campaign as they support recovery for those battling addiction. Updated on: Jul 25, 2026, 21:09:10 ISTBy Yamini C SPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The Punjab Government has highlighted the role of women in supporting addiction recovery under its ongoing Yudh Nashean Virudh campaign, saying mothers, wives and sisters are emerging as key contributors in encouraging treatment and rehabilitation of people struggling with substance abuse.Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann (X/@BhagwantMann)The emphasis comes after an awareness programme organised in Moga, where recovering patients, family members and health professionals shared experiences on the role of…
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