Bahra University Students Participate in 12th Police Marathon Against Drug Abuse at Shimla

Demonstrating their commitment to social responsibility, fitness, and community engagement, students of Bahra University, Shimla Hills, actively participated in the 12th Police Marathon Against Drug Abuse organized in Shimla. The event aimed to spread awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse and promote a healthy, drug-free society among youth.

students from Bahra University enthusiastically took part in the marathon, representing the university’s vision of nurturing responsible citizens and future leaders. The students participated under the guidance of Dr. Sumita Sood, Dean Student Welfare (DSW), who encouraged them to contribute towards this important social cause.

The event was coordinated by the university administration, and the students were accompanied by Mr. Sudhir, Sports Officer, Bahra University, who motivated them throughout the event and highlighted the importance of physical fitness and social awareness.

The Police Marathon witnessed participation from educational institutions, government organizations, and citizens from across Himachal Pradesh. Through their participation, Bahra University students reinforced the message that young people can play a crucial role in combating drug abuse and building a healthier society.

Speaking on the occasion, university officials appreciated the students for their enthusiasm and dedication toward promoting social awareness. They emphasized that such initiatives help students develop leadership qualities, teamwork, discipline, and a sense of civic responsibility beyond academics.

Bahra University continues to encourage students to participate in sports, fitness activities, social outreach programs, and awareness campaigns as part of its holistic education model. The university believes that education extends beyond classrooms and includes active participation in community development and nation-building