Q1. What are drugs?
A. Substances that affect the brain and body, often harmful when misused.
Q2. Why are drugs dangerous for youth?
A. They damage health, reduce focus, and destroy future opportunities.
Q3. What are the health effects of drugs?
A. Addiction, brain damage, heart problems, and emotional breakdown.
Q4. Why do some youth start using drugs?
A. Peer pressure, curiosity, stress, or lack of awareness.
Q5. How do drugs affect families?
A. They cause financial loss, emotional pain, and broken relationships.
Q6. How do drugs impact society?
A. Increase in crime, poverty, unemployment, and health costs.
Q7. What is drug addiction?
A. A condition where a person cannot stop using harmful substances.
Q8. How can awareness prevent drug abuse?
A. By educating students early about dangers and alternatives.
Q9. What is rehabilitation?
A. A recovery process with medical and counseling support for addicts.
Q10. Why is saying āNoā powerful?
A. It builds courage to resist peer pressure and choose health.
Q11. How do drugs affect education?
A. They reduce memory, concentration, and academic performance.
Q12. What role do parents play?
A. Guiding children with love, communication, and supervision.
Q13. How can friends help?
A. By supporting each other to stay drug-free and positive.
Q14. What is the link between drugs and crime?
A. Addiction often leads to theft, violence, and illegal activities.
Q15. How does exercise help avoid drugs?
A. Physical activity reduces stress and builds healthy habits.
Q16. Why is self-confidence important?
A. Confident youth resist negative influences and make wise choices.
Q17. What alternatives can replace drugs?
A. Sports, hobbies, yoga, meditation, and service activities.
Q18. How can schools help?
A. By running awareness programs, counseling, and activities.
Q19. What role does Dharma play?
A. Dharma teaches responsibility, self-control, and righteous living.
Q20. What is Daathaās mission in drug awareness?
A. To protect youth through education, prevention, and empowerment.
Q1. What are drugs? A. Substances that affect the brain and body, often harmful when misused.
Q2. Why are drugs dangerous for youth? A. They damage health, reduce focus, and destroy future opportunities.
Q3. What are the health effects of drugs? A. Addiction, brain damage, heart problems, and emotional breakdown.
Q4. Why do some youth start using drugs? A. Peer pressure, curiosity, stress, or lack of awareness.