
DIPR Stages Nukkad Natak On 'Say No To Drugs' At Ghanta Ghar
The street play, titled“Say No to Drugs,” highlighted the devastating consequences of drug addiction through a compelling narrative and powerful performances. The talented artists showcased the physical, emotional, and social ill effects of drug abuse, resonating with the large gathering of people.
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