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Build Strong Bodies, Strong Minds to Defeat Drug Menace: Satish Sharma to Youth

Minister says sports, discipline and healthy lifestyle are strongest weapons against substance abuse; urges youth to lead movement for a fit and drug-free Jammu & Kashmir

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May 24, 2026
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Jammu, May 24 (JKNS): Calling upon the younger generation to become torchbearers of a healthy, disciplined and drug-free society, Jammu and Kashmir Minister for Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs, Information Technology, Transport, Youth Services & Sports, and Science & Technology, Satish Sharma on Sunday said that the future of the Union Territory rests in the hands of youth empowered with values, education and a strong sense of responsibility.

 

As per news agency JKNS, Sharma, emphasized youth empowerment, healthy living, sports culture, and collective efforts to build a strong and drug-free Jammu & Kashmir.

 

He was Addressing students, teachers, parents, and members of the school community at the Annual Prize Distribution and Cultural Program at JNV Jammu-II, Nardi-Bala,

 

The Minister underscored the role of educational institutions in shaping responsible citizens and nurturing the values of discipline, perseverance, and leadership among young minds.

 

Congratulating the students on their achievements, Satish Sharma said that educational institutions are not merely centers of academic excellence but nurseries where character, leadership, and the future of society are shaped. He emphasized that true success extends beyond awards and recognition and lies in values such as perseverance, hard work, and integrity.

 

Speaking about his personal journey and values, the Minister reflected on the lessons of discipline, sacrifice, and resilience learned from his roots, stating that the strongest foundations of success are often built quietly through dedication and effort.

 

Addressing the young generation, Satish Sharma highlighted the importance of healthy living and urged students to adopt nutritious and natural food habits. He expressed concern over the growing influence of processed and unhealthy food choices among youth and stressed the need to reconnect with healthier lifestyles.

 

“A strong nation is built on healthy citizens. The choices young people make today regarding health and lifestyle will determine the future strength of our society,” he said.

 

The Minister also praised the role of Scouts, Guides, and youth development initiatives in shaping responsible citizens. He noted that values such as discipline, teamwork, and commitment cultivated through such platforms help prepare young minds for future leadership roles.

 

Expressing concern over the growing challenge of substance abuse, Satish Sharma strongly advocated sports and youth engagement as powerful tools to combat the drug menace. He emphasized that sports instill discipline, focus, and purpose among young people and can become a strong shield against social evils.

 

“Sports grounds, classrooms, and creative spaces must become centers of aspiration for our youth. A child engaged in sports learns resilience, determination, and the value of hard work,” he remarked.

 

Minister reiterated government’s commitment to expanding opportunities for youth participation in sports and constructive activities across Jammu and Kashmir.

 

Congratulating the students who received awards, Satish Sharma encouraged them to continue striving for excellence while motivating others to remain determined and work hard toward their goals.

 

The Minister further expressed confidence in the potential of the youth of Jammu and Kashmir, stating that the future of the region rests in the hands of a generation equipped with knowledge, strong values, and a spirit of service.

 

The event also featured cultural performances and participation from school staff, parents, and students, creating an atmosphere of celebration and inspiration. (JKNS)

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