Emm Aar International School Promotes Yoga Through NSS, Reaffirms Commitment to a Drug-Free India

Author: Editorial Staff, The Hind Canadian Times

Adampur, Oct,16,2026: Emm Aar International School, Adampur through the National Service Scheme (NSS) continues to organise initiatives aimed at promoting health awareness, self-discipline, and an addiction-free lifestyle among students. As part of this endeavour, the school organised a special yoga programme under the nationwide campaign “Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat”, as part of the 3-Month Sankalp Abhiyan. The theme for Week 05 of the campaign was Yoga.

The programme aimed to promote physical fitness, mental well-being, and awareness about the importance of an addiction-free lifestyle among young people. It highlighted the role of yoga in developing self-discipline, positive thinking, and a healthy daily routine. Students were also encouraged to contribute towards building a healthier, stronger, and addiction-free India.

The occasion was graced by Dr. Ashish Tandon, President of Emm Aar International School, as the Chief Guest. He emphasised the importance of yoga, discipline, and healthy lifestyle practices in the overall development of students.

The successful organisation of the programme was made possible through the dedicated efforts of Coordinator Mrs. Rupinder Kaur and NSS Programme Officer Ms. Shweta Verma, along with the supporting team of teachers, including Mr. Ashwani Kumar, Ms. Ekta Vohra, Mr. Maninder, Ms. Priya Bala, Ms. Poonam, Ms. Navjot, Mr. Satbir, Ms. Pooja, Mr. Raman, and Ms. Kamaljeet Kaur. Their collective efforts ensured the smooth conduct of the event.

Principal Mr. Rajinder Kumar appreciated the efforts of all teachers and organisers. He emphasised that incorporating yoga and healthy lifestyle practices into daily life is essential for the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of students.

The school remains committed to fostering social responsibility, health awareness, and a strong sense of commitment towards an addiction-free lifestyle among students. Such initiatives encourage young people to adopt positive practices and play an active role in realising the national vision of a Viksit Bharat.

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